i want to share some positive headlines from tanzania this one looks about. the the positive aspects the president has had on the economy here he is laughing with the former head of the world bank looking very chummy that tanzania goes workers face purge in store payroll cleanup and that's looking at the no clean up corruption in tanzania so there are some positive headlines coming out of. the near future how does this there's a contrast between the economy and how the economy is doing and then how freedom of speech is allowed to play out intensity can you explain that dichotomy. i think that first of all what has become clear because this was a you know a bit and. that that was not enough information but what is coming out is that those positive headlines and other positive anymore so one of the things that we've been engaged recently has been standing with the control the auditor general the government has been giving out since last year about misappropriated the missing funds from the government we've seen on quite a large scale that there are millions of

i want to share some positive headlines from tanzania this one looks about. the positive aspects the president has had on the economy here he is laughing with the former head of the world bank looking very chummy that tanzania ghost workers face purge in store payroll cleanup and that's looking at you know clean up corruption in tanzania so there are some positive headlines coming out of tanzania but so how does this this that there's a contrast between the economy and how the economy is doing and then how freedom of speech is allowed to play out intensity can you explain that dichotomy. i think that first of all what has become clear because this was a you know a but. that that was not enough information but what is coming out is that both parties headlines and not that of this is anymore but one of the things that we've been engaged recently has been standing with the control of the auditor general the government has been giving out since last here about misappropriated the missing funds from the government we've seen quite a large scale that there are mill

i want to share some positive headlines from tanzania this one looks about. the at the positive aspects the president has had on the economy here he is laughing with the former head of the world bank looking very chummy that tanzania goes workers face purge in store payroll cleanup looking at the no clean up corruption in tanzania so there are some positive headlines coming out of the near future how does this there's a contrast between the economy and how the economy is doing and then how freedom of speech is allowed to play out intensity can you explain that dichotomy. i think that first of all what has become clear because this was a a but. that that was not enough information but what is coming out is that both positive headlines and of the of this is anymore but one of the things that we've been engaged recently has been standing with the control an auditor general the government has been giving out since last year about misappropriated the missing funds from the government we've seen quite a large scale that there are millions of dollars worth of local

i want to share some positive headlines from tanzania this one looks about. the positive aspects the president has had on the economy here he is laughing with the former head of the world bank looking very chummy that tanzania ghost workers face purge in store payroll cleanup and that's looking at you know clean up corruption in tanzania so there are some positive headlines coming out of tanzania which are how does this there's a contrast between the economy and how the economy is doing and then how freedom of speech is allowed to play out intensity can you explain that dichotomy. i think that first of all what has become clear because this was a you know a bit on the news that that was not enough information but what is coming out is that both properties headlines and not that of this is anymore one of the things that we've been engaged recently has been standing with the control of the auditor general the government has been giving out since last here about misappropriated the missing funds from the government we've seen quite a large scale that there are m

in tanzania. the tanzania exhibition will be shown in the home board for the second out of twenty twenty after the opening phase which will last for a whole year alexander for two hundred fiftieth birthday will be celebrated on september fourteenth in an almost empty building. but on board for a construction site will be around for some time a work in progress. from the one today by why every walk and feed is then. more. beautiful but appearances can be deceiving the fashion industry has a dark side and more and more people are becoming aware of it it's a sector in crisis. the fashion industry the size. to start with. i pulled. the chair an opportunity copeland those who say fashion can't change. in fifteen minutes w. . when the hour starts rising people fight for survival the money case i'll buy gets me but if i get one there's a flood water comes up drawn waste by good flows fast to everyone me to but. the lack of water is equally dangerous. there's junk you can see people move south so they can

for tanzania it was a nightmare. this is where they hang those who dared to rebel against forced labor inflated taxes corporal punishment between one thousand no five in one thousand nine hundred seven some three hundred thousand tons a name people died in what became known as the mudgee mudgee rebellion a scorched earth policy. today the buildings arrested by the invaders are crumbling germany is willing to support restorations but there is no talk of restitute in their massive theft of cultural assets. back at the museum in dar es salaam the historical section hardly shows any african exhibits of german colonial rule an empty space that could be filled with plates like this in scribe with us from the qur'an. if they were in spanish inscriptions we. inspired the fight that at the end of the day they would have made you the. judge of money and of course s. so that's the reason. for that because if we ignore all you know the physic what. of that is that now that it's against the government. what would returning these

for tanzania it was a nightmare. this is where they hang those who dared to rebel against forced labor inflated taxes corporal punishment between one thousand nine hundred five and one thousand nine hundred seven some three hundred thousand tons of new young people died in what became known as the rebellion a scorched earth policy. today the buildings are rented by the invaders are crumbling germany is willing to support restorations but there is no talk of restitute ing their massive theft of cultural assets. back at the museum in dar es salaam the historical section hardly shows any african exhibits of german colonial rule an empty space that could be filled with plates like this inscribed with us from the qur'an. if they were inspired in scripture and we. inspired the five at the end of the day they would have made you the. money. so that. because. we had. you know the. system against. what would returning these objects mean for historians and museums. i think it took me a milestone. fights because now they will h

i want to share some positive headlines from tanzania this one looks about. the the positive aspects the president has had on the economy here he is laughing with the former head of the world bank looking very chummy that tanzania goes workers face purge in store payroll cleanup and that's looking at you know clean up corruption in tanzania so there are some positive headlines coming out of tanzania to how does this this that there's a contrast between the economy and how the economy is doing and then how freedom of speech is allowed to play out in tanzania can you explain that dichotomy. i think that first of all what has become clear because this was a you know a but. that that was not enough information but what is coming out is that both properties headlines and not that of this is any more than one of the things that we've been engaged recently has been standing with the control of the auditor general the government has been giving out since last here about misappropriated the missing funds from the government we've seen quite a large scale that there ar

and tanzania blood. submission will be shown in the home board for the second hour of twenty twenty after the opening phase which will last for a whole year. two hundred fiftieth birthday will be celebrated on september fourteenth in an almost empty building. the humbled forum construction site will be around for some time a work in progress. set from twenty one today by quite a re. and feeders in. transforming a world heritage site into an art museum germany's fault and iron works is hosting the urban archaeology. it features custom made artworks that reflect the sights of the street. six. dition comedian. we are going to be discussing a very far the topic gender parity on like they are all the sex i'm seeing these men didn't escape the truth and women being true to my complaint is ok but if it comes too quickly i think some people may have trouble adapting to these new changes do you think uganda who ever be egalitarian the seventy seven percent to sixty minutes d w. oh. please. carefully. don't move t

the germans created these botanical gardens nearby the national museum a partner of the humbled by tanzania. there over ten thousand artifacts from former germany east africa still stored in berlin alone. it was a shock knowing that they have a lot of court actions that belong to the company or the german calling your question but. these collections were not on display they were close by this storage so no one knew where that the company i knew or that german knew. the university of dar es salaam also helped to determine the origins and meanings of what was found a difficult process. and that's most of these objects if they were planned and they looked it may mean that there is a very of it will inform the ship about the biography. that's. north of. it was the capital of former german east africa between eighteen eighty five in one thousand nine hundred eighteen the dream of the german empire of being a colonial power finally came true.

or football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seen them hit new heights at both club and international level for the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years pool. success stories in east african football off few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side simba spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. they're the first times an eon team to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between the team is just the team work being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. different games from various other games we've played but. give them the respect they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team on we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women's side play at the nation

in tanzania and uganda and kenya docks in lake victoria being depleted pollution is partly to blame easily by exploitation of natural resources a research project with partners from seven countries in europe and africa wants to help to talk some of these problems. all reporter went to uganda to meet with a team from the university of calls for her in germany the scientists have come to the lake to hold workshops their goal is to boost fish talks and show noble communities how to preserve the environment. muhammad has been fishing off their gun and shows of little toller for more than twenty five years. now. we no longer fish like we used to. be economic impact on us. right now you're going to sit ups and come up empty or give just one catch a week in the old days we would get a good catch every day. the main cause for the depletion of stocks is over fishing pollution from industrial activity is another problem these issues have made it harder to meet the rising demand for fish. this has prompted some ugandans to set up fish farms. one of the biggest challenges is the lack of clean fresh wa

or football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes to seen them hit new heights of both club and international level with the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty is always reports. success stories in east african football law few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side simba spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. that the first times in ian seem to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between in the team is just the team work being together loving each other helping each other that's the more thing that makes us successful. different games from various other games we've played but yeah we give them the respect they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team on we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women site play at th

or football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seen them hit new heights at both club and international level with a country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years. success stories in east african football off few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania the club side symbol spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. that the first times in ian seem to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between in the team is just the team work being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. different games from various other games we've played but yeah we give them there is program they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team and we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women site play at

football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seen them hit new heights at both club and international level with the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years poorest reports. success stories in east african football law few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side simba spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam that the first towns in ian team to reach the quarter finals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t p mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between the team is just getting work being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. different games from other games we've played but. give them there is progress they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team on we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women site play at the national

football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seen them hit new heights at both club and international level for the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years. success stories in east african football off few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side symbol spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. that the first times an eon team to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo the secret between you know in the team is just the teamwork being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. different games from this other games we've played but yeah we give them there is program they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team and we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women site p

here you can see hundreds of people on the move in the mtwara region of southeastern tanzania.ee people died. irc africa the international red cross has volunteers on the ground. it says "homes and roads are damaged and destroyed, telephone poles and trees are down." and these are local people talking about what happened. we spent the night with fear in our stomachs, we could not sleep. we did not know where to go in the dark. you see this mango tree, we used to sit under it to rest and it was simply uprooted. we were up until 11 o'clock last night when things got out of hand. it was the neighbours who came to evacuate us. next here‘s more form pumza fihlani in johannesburg. the key problems with the country like mozambique is that it‘s largely rural, especially the area northeast of mozambique where the cyclone is hitting and for people of the infrastructure and homes for example are as are as basic as mud huts and even shacks and that‘s not something expected to be able to withstand the force of it like this coming. for lots of people, that fear is that it‘ll very much be a w

football in tanzania has gone under the radar in africa for decades but an upturn in fortunes has seenthem hit new heights both club and international level with the country qualifying for the africa cup of nations for the first time in nearly forty years paul restricts. success stories in east african football law few and far between but a turning point may have come here in tanzania club side simba spearheading a steady march to new heights in dar es salaam. they're the first times an eon team to reach the quarterfinals of the african champions league a two legged to date with destiny against multiple champions t.p. mazembe of the democratic republic of congo. between in the team is just the team work being together loving each other helping each other that's the most thing that makes us successful. different game from this other games we've played but. give them there is progress they deserve it's a big team but we're also a big team on we just look forward to our game teams here seem to have got bigger across the board these fans were watching the tanzanian women's side play at the

in tanzania and uganda and kenya restocks in lake victoria are being depleted pollution is partly to blame easily by exploitation of natural resources a research project report as seven countries in europe and africa wants to help to talk some of these problems. all reporter went to uganda to meet with a team from the university of calls raw in germany the scientists have come to the lake to hold workshops their goal is to boost fish talks and show noble communities how to preserve the environment. muhammad has been fishing off they were going to shows of little taller for more than twenty five years. but. we no longer catch fish like we used to. be economic impact on us. right now you can sit traps and come up empty or give just one catch a week in the old days we would get a good catch every day. the main cause for the depletion of stocks is overfishing pollution from industrial activity is another problem these issues have made it harder to meet the rise in the mind for fish. this has prompted some ugandans to set up fish farms. one of the biggest challenges is the lack of clean f

tropical cyclone kenneth made landfall in northern mozambique near the border of tanzania in an areathe satellite era has ever been observed, some people in that region have never experienced a tropical cyclone and they certainly never have experienced a tropical cyclone of that intensity. even though winds have eased, it is not over yet. forecasters warned that storms could dump up to 800 mm of rain over the next few days, causing catastrophic flooding and storm surges. the red cross says that can lead to landslides describing a situation as far from normal. aid workers are stretched. we are already responding in the central part of the country that was hit by a cyclone over a month ago, we are reaching 1.3 million people were there and we are still working very hard to reach all of them were affected and keep assistance going as needed. cyclone kenneth proved deadly and destructive before arriving in mozambique. three people died when it switched through the island nation of comoros on thursday. hurricane winds flattened 90% of homes in the main town and officials say it's shelters

cyclone kenneth is travelling towards the north of mozambique — and the south of and tanzania.a. and this is happending as mozambique tries to recover and this is happening as mozambique tries to recover from cyclone idai in march. these pictures are of the immediate aftermath in the port city of beira. more than 700 people died mozambique, malawi and zimbabwe — and three million needed humanitarian assistance. cyclone kenneth is expected to make landfall on thursday. chris fawkes, bbc weather. how do we compare the storm of last month to this one? it looks quite similar, asi month to this one? it looks quite similar, as i said a quite a while ago, the satellite pictures show there is now and in the middle of there is now and in the middle of the cyclone which tells us that it is intensifying. the next nine hours, the storm system is expected to pack a real punch with when sustained by 150 mph, and that is just before landfall but look at this. we are only through five days with the weather forecast here. this is the problem, once the cyclone is made landfall, it just is the pr

he was a hutu he was on his way back from peace talks in tanzania with tutsi rebels the very next day the massacre began a period of just one hundred days nearly one million people most of them tutsis were killed by hutu militias the killing stopped when the tutsi rebels led by paul kagame is seize the capital kigali gandhi went on to become president in two thousand and remains in power to this day. ahead of the anniversary east africa correspondent met a genocide survivor. you know you want to. this is where house used to be before the genocide nothing is left of it now. bent it all down after looting it and i mean gas prices. everything was he was just three months old when his parents and four siblings were killed by hutu militias he's a survivor of the one thousand nine hundred four genocide in rwanda the fastest of the twentieth century during which close to a million randoms mostly to see well wiped out in just one hundred days. eric was too young to remember his family dying but he says he will never forget the day his aunt told him what happened. there was talk of his unusual

east a gateway to markets in europe the united states and beyond african governments such as ghana tanzania and zambia complain that gold is now being illegally produced and smuggled out of their countries on a vast scale sometimes by criminal operations and often at a high human and viral mental cost. a gold trader in guyana shows off his wares this gold is headed for market in dubai it was almost certainly mined illegally and will more than likely never feature in official export records around four hundred fifty tons of illegal african gold found its way out of the dubai market in two thousand and sixteen that means no taxes are being paid to the states that produce the gold depriving already poor countries a vital revenue from the natural resources of the miners some of them children work in dangerous conditions to feed the world's hunger for the yellow metal and for the . particles if that is. why i started school when i was young but it got to a point where my parents couldn't handle my jewish and. you know like in school some of my friends they were into small scale mining. and becau

temperature is high a forty degree so the lot of things happening see coastal disease you have people like tanzania trying to understand and to address some of those issues so a lot is happening however we are not the one leading her research. and that poses a problem for us right and i guess normally when we hear things like this we tend to look at all governments and we say that is where the failures are you suggest that the civil sector as well the civil society should be paying its. yes definitely i do you know in africa we've never had as many billionaires as we have now we have done pulling cameroon done go to nigeria or to put south africa so those people invest in finding innovative solutions to the problem lucky faced if not how african will be just implementor we won't be able to drive the research and provide a dick wit and relevant solution maybe something that. very quickly if you are an african researcher your list likely to be first in a research publication if you are walking in partnership with the top five american university so it's like some someone else telling your story to th

isaac's birthplace was a special training center in tanzania. detection equipment that's what isaac is. mine sniffing rat. everywhere their social circumstances. with humanity. actually traditionally. mind. informal hotspots where learned mines are among the most deadly remnants of conflict they're often found years after was ended and serious injury isn't the only problem. imagine how it must feel to live with the knowledge that there's a landmine lurking somewhere near your home. when i was a grows up to help make the problem of landmines a thing of the past. but it will be a full nine months before he becomes a real pro for now he simply spends his time with his family. it's no coincidence that giant rats were chosen to sniff mines in the wild they're extraordinary sense of smell allows them to search for food buried deep underground it works with. the key is to train your rats to associate the discovery of t.n.t. with food and that's not difficult because everyone knows how intelligent rats are the really hard part is making sure that the ra

so we had o to borrow a word frm tanzania, and this is -- and to me a tell people about it.member the first time we broadcasted the testimony from women who was raped. it was a shock in the communitya people called us and said how are youar talking about sex on e radio? i said if not a problem of sex. it truly a big problem of community. because the woman explains how she was raped, how after the rate she got tortured. they put foreign branches and her vagina. she explained everything and people were a shocked. >> and, of course, by writing about the problem, you bring eyes on the problem and the world cameld to realize this wasn't just in your country but in many countries. so the effect is clear. >> yes. >> but what happened to you personally? since were talking about the courage it takes these days to write things. what did you endure? >> yeah, i quickly realized that our microphone was a weapon to fight that phenomenon. and really at the time we started giving our microphone to women tocr tell their stories. because when the results were attacking the village, they calle