yeah in tanzania has a lot of their own state in this effort for 2 reasons 1st of all tanzania has a large part of their national economy and vested interest them and when you have plastic bags that are littering the environment and hurt hurting local ecosystems hurting the wildlife that's going to hurt tanzania and a lot of qur'an as well plastic bags also have bad health effects a lot of waste is burned and when you burned out ways to create toxic fumes that can now bristly guys and human and help expert humans and help that's where the environment is you answer me has a lot at stake here and i'm looking forward to seeing them fall around as example in bali. and i believe the tanzania out of the manufacturing and distribution of plastic bags and 2017 and this new band doesn't include plastic packaging the medical services and products the construction industry agricultural sent to texas or a food processing how much of a difference will this actually make in terms of the volume of plastic waste in the country if you make a large difference i mean certainly whenever your clique you

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determine where their drugs are the real thing also coming up don't get caught with a plastic bag in tanzania violators of a new band now face massive penalties and chinese tech companies huawei fights to keep customers made washington's efforts to sideline the text. will come to africa i'm chris colburn in berlin and we start the program with efforts to tackle a global risk counterfeit pharmaceuticals kill an estimated $1000000.00 people each year while agricultural inputs hinder productivity and keep smallholder farmers in poverty a company in ghana has made it its mission to help people determine whether their drugs or seeds are real or fake and as you might have guessed your mobile phone is playing a vital role. combating crime in protecting consumers developers at canadian tech company m pedigree are fine tuning a program that does just that the company's main technology product called gold keys takes aim at supply chain crime by exposing counterfeit products on the market gold keys allows users to run an items barcode through a centralized product registry if the product is authentic th

tanzania now joins can you know more want to add morocco in a growing list of african countries that have outlawed plastic bags. now to some of the other global business stories making the news boeing has announced that some of its medium haul 730 seven's could have a defective wing component the plane maker is telling airlines flying the model to replace the part which should take just one day or 2 boeing says more than $100.00 aircraft are fact kenya central bank is introducing new bank notes in an effort to combat counterfeiting and money laundering the governor of kenya's central bank said the new $1000.00 shilling note will be the 1st to be phased out beginning in october the notes also contain braille characters a u.s. poll of economic forecasters put the chances of a recession by the end of 20 twentieth's 60 percent almost double the forecasts 3 months ago respondents said they had cut growth forecasts as donald trump does battle with major trading partners over 10 years. for months now chinese texas via huawei has found itself on the receiving end of a washington last campaig

tanzania has now become the latest country in africa to ban plastic bags the measure came into effect on saturday all imports sales and use of plastic bags are prohibited some african countries are at the leading edge of environmental protection tackling plastic pollution and a sanford is an environmental policy specialist she says governments do play a crucial role this don't plastic lesion across the world is enormous there's been studies that have shown that and to give one example by 2050 we're predicting that there will be more plastic in the ocean by weight then so it's crucial that countries do whatever they can to act to reduce the amount of plastic production and plastic consumption and to cut down on that and so plastic single use plastic bags are one of the most ubiquitous uses of plastic across the country in and cross country and across the world in new york for instance billions of plastic bags are used every year and that's just one city so taking action to cut our lastic nag's from the supply side can do a lot to cut down on that particular source of plastic region tan

a young inventor from tanzania shows how renewable energy and change village life for the better. nigerian activists demonstrates that art and the environment i'm a good friend. and in south africa ellens are being moved back into their natural habitat to the benefit of the enviro. hazy do you know that almost half of all the plastic produced in the world is used just once and then thrown away that's an alarming fact and we need to find solutions fast before the world drowns in plus ticks and not only that n.t. experts say plastic also contributes to global warming from the production to their disposal they are responsible for the emission of huge amounts of greenhouse gases and that is keeping us from achieving global climate goals so it's good that there are people like james like t.v.'s from kenya eco africa met up with the environmental activist his message is clear make kenya plastic free as soon as possible. for many years has been focusing its lens on plastic with jumps what could be of the photographer from the cool kenya with over 17000 followers on twitter he's one of th

in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4000 schoolless children in 150 villages, most of whom scoredwhen tested in maths and literacy at the start of the trial. 18 months on, and the results were stark — in many cases, better than would have been expected if they'd gone to school. and interestingly, with little difference in results between boys and girls. i think it's the biggest educational learning trial anywhere in the world. we saw children making very significant gains in letter recognition, in reading words, in maths, recognising numbers, number discriminations. what this shows to us is that there is a solution to the global learning crisis. those positive results are reflected here in these 30—minute community sessions held at this village house. i have a daughter, grace — and in the past, she was not doing well in mathematics but when the gadgets come, she is doing good in school. schools in malawi, you will get one classroom with over 150 children. i know one school where there is 200, 250 children in one classroom. if you put in place, for example, what we're doing here, u

and tanzania have had a bit of success the major challenge with kenya is the and predictable weather patterns what we have seen with this go on a project particularly is that it has been affected by el nino rains and we've also seen you know and predictable weather patterns where these have been issues to do with what to shortchange which has been one of the biggest challenges for the project so while $70000000.00 could have been invested in the project these very little of that has come out of it in terms of harvest and now the countries looking to make a nice culture and you know include technology in some of the every cultural projects there but what about turning to tech because it's something farmers all around the world are doing and many sectors are doing that in many countries are right across africa well yeah and kenya is also doing the same but i guess the progress is a bit slow and what they're doing right now is encouraging farmers as well. technology but the problem is that in kenya just like in other african countries most of the players in the agricultural sector are i

african country says it will punish manufacturers and users with heavy fines or even prison time tanzania follow several other countries in africa like rwanda and kenya and for hitting the environmentally harmful product. of hungary and court has ordered the arrest of the captain of a river cruise ship over the deadly collision on the river danube in budapest the ukrainian man was in charge when his ship hit a smaller sightseeing vessel 7 south korean surest died and 21 are still missing. at least $38.00 people have been injured in multiple blasts at an explosion of explosives factory in russia the explosions took place in about 400 kilometers east of moscow large parts of the factory buildings were destroyed and the cause of the blast is so far unknown. in the u.s. state of virginia 12 people are dead and 4 others are injured after a disgruntled city employee opened fired on his coworkers the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police he's been identified as de wayne craddock a 40 year old engineer with the city of virginia beach as public utilities departme

now to some of the other stories making news around the world in tanzania a total ban on plastic bags has come into effect the east african country says it'll punishment a factor is and uses with heavy fines or even prison time tanzania follows several other countries in africa like rwanda and kenya in prohibiting the environmentally harmful product. pope francis urged pilgrims to overcome their differences on the 2nd day of his visit to remain tens of thousands of people gathered at the country's main catholic shrine to see the pope the south eastern european country has a large ethnic hungary a minority and there have been tensions between them and romanians. hungary in court has ordered the arrest of the captain of a cruise ship over the deadly collision on the river danube in budapest the ukrainian was in charge when his ship to dismantle a sightseeing vessel 7 south korean tourists died and 21 a still missing. at least $38.00 people have been injured in multiple blasts at an explosives factory in russia it took place in asia and about 400 kilometers east of moscow parts of the fa

in the late game in group c at the same venue, kenya were 3—2 winners over tanzania, while in group bnts clear in second place after a 1—0 win over burundi in alexandria, and our reporter john bennett wraps it all up. senegal will feel they should have had a chance to equalise from the penalty spot. scenario mane was brought down in the box, the referee waved play on. also in group c, kenya won a thrilling east africa derby 3—2. tanzania twice had the lead but olunga scored his second of the night ten minutes from time to give kenya a crucial victory. madagascar in group b picked up their first ever madagascar in group b picked up theirfirst ever cup madagascar in group b picked up their first ever cup of nations victory and what a goal to make it happen, a new national hero, a right—footed curling freekick to win the day against randy. madagascar on the day against randy. madagascar on the verge of a place in the last 16. it was difficult for us because burundi isa it was difficult for us because burundi is a very good team —— against burundi. we had a chance to score and we didn't c

of fractures and uses with heavy fines or even prison time tanzania follows several other countries in africa including the ones in kenya and prohibiting me environmentally harmful product. pope francis has urged pilgrims to overcome their differences on the 2nd day of his visit to remain tens of thousands of people gathered at the country's main catholic shrine to see the post the south eastern european country has a large ethnic hunger in minority and there have been tensions between them and romania. hungary in court has ordered the arrest of the captain of a cruise ship over the deadly collision on the river danube in budapest the ukrainian was in charge when his ship hit a small sightseeing vessel 7 south korean tourists died and 21 is still missing. at least 30 people have been injured in multiple blasts at a next. factory in russia they took place in judgment about 400 kilometers east east of moscow large parts of the factory building were destroyed the court because of the blasts is so far on. environmental activist and 5 days of future campaign aggressive timber has become

has a lot of their own state in this effort for 2 reasons 1st of all tanzania has a large part of their national economy invested into as and when you have plastic bags that are littering the environment and hurt hurting local ecosystems hurting the wildlife that's going to hurt tanzania and a lot of her run as well plastic bags also have adverse health effects a lot of waste is burned and when you burned out ways to create it's toxic fumes that can adversely chis and human and help expert humans and help that's where the environment is handsome he has a lot at stake here and i'm looking forward to seeing them fall around his example and following through on. lots more ground still to cover for you here on al-jazeera including a ringing endorsement from across the atlantic donald trump throws his weight behind boris johnson's campaign to be britain's next prime minister also ahead. i'm jim allen down then reporting from yami i meant our my morning on the northernmost tip of the philippines we'll tell you how the philippine military efforts to build a defensive zone here in greatly influ

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tanzania has now become the latest country in africa to ban plastic bags the measure came into effect on saturday all imports sales and use of plastic bags are prohibited some african countries are at the leading edge of environmental protection tackling plastic pollution let's take a quick look at some of the other countries have adopted similar measures now in 2002 bangladesh became the 1st in the world to declare a ban on thin plastic bags the decision was made after it was found that the bags had a severe impacts on the storm water drainage system but samia india passed a law to restrict plastic bag production before the ban about 20 cows died from ingesting plastic every day it was an important move for hindu communities who view the animals as sacred in china plastic bag waste became so widespread that many began using the term point to pollution. was introduced in 2008 and since then plastic bag waste dropped by more than 75 percent that's about $40000000000.00 plastic bags and stuff it is an environmental policy specialist she says governments play a crucial role in alleviatin

in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4,000 school—age children in 150 villages, most of whom scoredrt of the trial. 18 months on, and the results were stark. in many cases, better than would have been expected if they'd gone to school. and interestingly, with little difference in results between boys and girls. i think it's the biggest educational learning trial anywhere in the world. we saw children making very significant gains in letter recognition, in reading words, in maths, recognising numbers, number discriminations. what this shows to us is that there is a solution to the global learning crisis. those positive results are reflected here in these 30—minute community sessions held at this village house. i have a daughter, and in the past, she was not doing well in mathematics, but when the gadgets came, she is doing good in school. schools in malawi, you will get one classroom with over 150 children. i know one school where there is 200, 250 children in one classroom. if you put in place, for example, what we're doing here, we are using the tablets, it will actually ease the t

face tournament debutantes namibia in the africa cup of nations that match getting underway shortly tanzania are back in the cup of nations for the 1st time since 1980 east africans kick off their campaign against senegal so with news for a 10 zinnia senegal star forward savion manet is suspended for this game. but there is no doubt one of the best team in the continent where you look at the players the calibers of players that. they want a new football if you want to be great you have to prepare yourself to compete with among the best algeria also take off their campaign on sunday against kenya sun i am most caught up with the north african team at their pre-term and training camp in doha. the desert foxes as they are known are putting the finishing touches to their cup preparations 2 years ago all geria were eliminated in the 1st round in egypt a coach will be relying on the skills of key players riyad motorists a few for goalie and yes but he me. for the 1st on the africa cup of nations is being held in june and july it's convenient for players based in european leagues but it means match

greenhouse gas emissions and that's because they know that most affected by it similarly here in tanzania a large part of tanzania's economy tenseness human help depends on cutting down pollution cutting down waste burning especially earning a wage that in harmful compounds like plastic bags that's not just the case for cans and yet at least for other african nations as well and so i think that's why we're seeing that charge start there had an environmental policy specialist speaking to us from the investment of california thanks for sharing your expertise with us on out is there hanna having. a state funeral has been held in the democratic republic of congo have veteran opposition leader ed sanchez a caddy tens of thousands of mourners joined african dignitaries and she's the catty son who's now leading the country are natasa reports from can just. supporters of 80 and she security say bearing day here on home soil is a victory against the former government the veteran opposition leader died in belgium 2 years ago but the political turmoil at the time and disagreements with joseph kabila

authorities in tanzania have issued a bolo following the 1st deaths from the virus in neighboring uganda virus's killed over 1400 people in the democratic republic of congo and 2 people who cross the border into uganda died last week tanzania has not been touched yet but the health minister vested he wanted to alert the public to stop the spread of the epidemic 34 people have been killed by gunmen in northern nigeria in an attack late on friday police say criminal gangs on motorbikes have been targeting remote villages in zamfara state stealing cattle and kidnapping people for ransom they say the attackers are hiding in forest ordering the state well ahmed interest was in the area just a few weeks ago and brings us more now from the capital abuja. in fact the conflict in some for a state started way back as far back as 2009 and it's been like this for a very very long time however the last 4 years of seeing a spike in the number of attacks and the number of casualty figures because of these frequent attacks between the cattle herders and of course the local farming community now the prob

a safari through serengeti national park can cost several $1000.00 euros tanzania's most famous and biggest game reserve attracts large numbers of tourists every year a lucrative source of income for the country. in 2016 tons and he earned about 1800000000 euros from tourism accounting for 23 percent of the east african countries gross domestic product. throughout africa the number of tourists is increasing according to the african development bank there were around 63000000 tourists in 2016 sub-saharan africa has profited the most in north africa on the other hand tourism is declining in countries such as tunisia and egypt countries with a well developed tourism sector. the security situation also plays an important role rwanda a country in sub-saharan africa had long been known as attractive for tourists but was able to change its image offering tourists to see endangered mountain gorillas . 90 percent of visitors going to rwanda come to see the gorillas the country does all the counter protect the endangered primates. only small groups are admitted to see the gorillas the entrance fee pe

c, where senegal and algeria will both be hoping to make it two wins out of two, while kenya and tanzania their first points of the competition. elsewhere, the quarter—final line up at concacaf gold cup will be completed later, following the final game in group d. the usa and panama have already qualified for the last eight and the match between them in kansas will decide who finishes top. they kick—off in around 15 minutes. the group winners will face curacao and the runners—up will play jamaica. earlier, guyana and trinidad & tobago played out a 1—1 draw meaning guyana finish third in group d on goal difference with both sides having already been eliminated. staying with football, urawa red diamonds and shanghai sipg are through to the quarter—finals of the asian champions league. urawa overturned a first leg deficit against ulsan to go through, while shanghai needed penalties to see offjeonbuk motors. colm harrison reports. having come from behind to win the first leg 2—1 in japan having come from behind to win the first leg 2—1 injapan last week, ulsan were expected to complete the jo

. miles, and pretend to be a hunter-gatherer from tanzania. 10,000 and now have to do another 5000. the rise in the use of botox in our armed forces. this was quite a curious story. according to the sunday mirror, this is an exclusive in the sunday mirror defence cheese has spent millions on botox and other cosmetic treatments for military personnel. there is an argument that botox has been used for various medical complaints, especially the treatment of spasmodic conditions. facial palsy it is used for. things like that. since 2015, almost 10 million has been spent on operations such as those jobs, tummy tucks, been spent on operations such as thosejobs, tummy tucks, breast reduction for male and female trips, one inside of them so it must be true, said somebody needed a breast reduction so he could fit into his body armour. obviously it is a time when the public purse is under enormous stress and strain. it is very difficult to compute the story and process that thinking hang on, how much of this is absolutely necessary? a nose job? how much

meanwhile tanzania's finance ministry has proposed a new tax that's caused quite a stir it wants to put a 25 percent tax on imported wicks and extensions and a 10 percent tax on those made locally the move has cost public outrage especially among women saying they're being punished for wanting to look good supporters of the new levy say it will help women keep they had natural the levy is expected to come into force next month as part of tom's n.e.'s new budget. south african banks affording behind on digitization because of a shortage of qualified workers the country's 4 biggest lenders told the reuters news agency they were having trouble meeting demand for online and mobile banking because they were not attracting enough candidates with tech skills the need for id seti workers is rising around the world the mckinsey consulting group estimates demand for tech skills to rise by 55 percent over the next decades. and autism other business stories making the news. the home office foreman the son of an old boss carlos go on the has been raided by french anti for police local media say the

well kenya 1st of all is the biggest economy across the east african 6 states that is ok in uganda tanzania rounder as well as and south sudan but the biggest worry for kenya right now is that agreeing to these treat terms with china means that kenya is actually going to say when it comes to the manufacturing sector can you has said that it's money factory sector is pretty nice scent and so are going to the terms that china has the negotiating says $316.00 means that they're going to be more chinese products coming into the east african country and that's leading to watered down the local manufacturing. all right joy thank you for that don't go anywhere because i have another issue that i would like to discuss with you because the news of a possible or possible trade talks with china comes as kenya's leader who will kenyatta and biogs on an attempt to crack down on financial crime earlier this month he announced plans to withdraw an old version of kenya's $1000.00 shilling bank notes because of widespread counterfeiting tobar the 1st the note you see here will no longer be legal tender the

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have got their africa cup of nations campaign off to a flyer with a 2—0 win over group c rivals tanzania inter milan forward keita balde and krepin diatta of club brugge giving aliou cisse‘s side all 3 points. morocco also got themselves an opening game win but were indebted to a last minute own goal from namibia, while ryiad mahrez was on the scoresheet as algeria beat kenya. hosts france have made it through to the quarter—finals of the womens‘ world cup after beating brazil in le havre. after a goal—less first half, the french went ahead through valerie gauvin prodding in from close range. but, just after the hour mark the equaliser came from thaisa. no more goals meant extra—time. and in the 106th minute the game was won by amandine henry getting on the end of this cross and making it 2—1. they'll play the usa or spain who meet on monday. england beat cameroon 3—0 in valenciennes to book their place in the last 8. goals from steph houghton, this one from ellen white and a third from alex greenwood sending them through to face norway on thursday. the game though mightjust be remembere

african country says it will punish manufacturers and users with heavy fines or even prison time tanzania follow several other countries in africa like rwanda and kenya in prohibiting the environmentally harmful product. on the 2nd day of his visit to romania pope francis urged cold grahams to overcome their differences tens of thousands of people gathered at the country's main catholic shrine to see the pope the south eastern european country has a large ethnic minority and there have been tensions between them and the romanians . in the u.s. state of virginia 12 people are dead and 4 others are injured after a disgruntled city employee opened fire at his coworkers the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police he's been named as de wayne craddick a 40 year old engineer with the city of virginia beach as public utilities department. tara wall scaliger mary louise gail alexander mchale. the list went on hold but one of the 12 people killed were employed by the city authorities and as a result the other was a contractor. believe ovoid that we will never be abl

and an hour of e-mail we bring you travel greetings from a viewer this time from tanzania. here we go up they had stung. one of the most popular destinations in the region. it's about 1700 meters high the way of easy the cable car takes only 4 minutes. every 15 minutes a fresh load of tourists. and then it's a hike up the winding path to the summit. our reward a spectacular view on the left lake. and on the right lake by. the mountain was a favorite of commute feet the 2nd he came up here off to enjoy the view and the peace and quiet that wouldn't be so easy anymore today this mountain is everyone's favorite. i hear after all it's pretty crowded i think. my wife says we're going somewhere i go. i wanted to get away from the city for at least one day during my travels here and i asked my friends the best place to go and they suggested here and so far it's been more than worth it i think it makes him a magical they are actually up in the mountains and in the in the clouds yeah that's really pretty. well and now i want to go over there. because behind those clouds there's a lo

a coffee farmer and entrepreneur who leads communal shambo coffee and tanzania he joins us from berlin amanda my he is a farmer and advocate for youth in cultural algo in agricultural initiatives she's in nairobi and welcome to the stream everyone knows cherie i want to get started with you because a lot of people in our community probably know your work you are the creative force behind the moves in this viral music video child this is america it addressed racism it addressed gun violence it won awards and now you're using your moves performing what led to this campaign. so my roots are in farming my grandfather was a farmer he had cows and goats and my grandmother would yams and she still has been on the trees so you know it's personal for me and i threw out cameroon when. you know i met some farmers and they just inspired me and i felt like i had to get involved to let the world know that farming can actually and global hunger because through farming and and growing crops is where we begin. yeah i just have to be involved that it's having to be involved amanda i know you had a simil

in tanzania, tablets were given out to 4000 schoolless children in 150 villages, most of whom scoredted if they'd gone to school. and interestingly, with little difference in results between boys and girls. i think it's the biggest educational learning trial anywhere in the world. we saw children making very significant gains in letter recognition, in reading words, in maths, recognising numbers, number discriminations. what this shows to us is that there is a solution to the global learning crisis. those positive results are reflected here in these 30—minute community sessions held at this village house. i have a daughter, grace — and in the past, she was not doing well in mathematics but when the gadgets come, 00:51:13,819 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 she is doing good in school. schools in malawi, you will get one classroom with over 150 children. i know one school where there is 200,250 children in one classroom. if you put in place, for example, what we're doing here, using the tablets, it will actually ease the tension in class. can you imagine how many hours it takes to mark 250..

a coffee farmer and entrepreneur who leads communal shambo coffee and tanzania he joins us from berlin amanda my he is a farmer and advocate for youth in cultural algo an agricultural initiatives she's in nairobi and welcome to the stream everyone knows cherie i want to get started with you because a lot of people in our community probably know your work you are the creative force behind the moves in this viral music video child this is america it addressed racism it addressed gun violence it won awards and now you're using your moves performing what led to this campaign. so my roots are in farming my grandfather was a farmer he had cows and goats and then my grandmother would yams and she still has been on the trees so you know it's personal for me and i throughout cameroon when. you know i met some farmers and they just inspired me and i felt like i had to get involved to let the world know that farming can actually and global hunger because through farming and and growing crops is where we begin. yeah i just have to be involved in that idea of having to be involved them and i know y

a coffee farmer and entrepreneur who leads communal shambo coffee and tanzania he joins us from berlin amanda my is a farmer and advocate for youth in cultural algo in agricultural initiatives she's in nairobi and welcome to the stream everyone knows cherie i want to get started with you because a lot of people in our community probably know your work you are the creative force behind the moves in this viral music video child this is america it addressed racism it addressed gun violence it won awards and now you're using your moves performing what led to this campaign. so my roots are in farming my grandfather was a farmer he had cows and goats and my grandmother would yams and she still has been on the trees so you know it's personal for me and i throughout cameroon when. you know i met some farmers and they just inspired me and i felt like i had to get involved to let the world know that farming can actually and global hunger because through farming and and growing crops is where we begin. yeah i just have to be involved that idea of having to be involved amanda i know you had a simi

worst parts in tanzania's church the isa sunday service the 1st of 7 suicide bombers launched his attack here was. panic and chaos ensued. within minutes similar scenes at 2 other churches in 3 hotels at least 250 people were killed and hundreds injured. a local muslim group that's been linked to eisele has been blamed the attacks. in the parent reprisal mobs destroyed muslim businesses and homes killing at least one person. the isa bombings had consequences in an already fragile political establishment earlier this month all 9 muslim. government and 2 governance resigned it was in solidarity with a politician accused of having links to a hardline muslim group cabinet ministers and state ministers and deputy ministers have taken a decision today to resign from all of a vision and request a government to expedite. any inquiry against anyone among us and bring it to a conclusion as president matter palace or center has fired the chief national intelligence of the suggests that the president was forewarned about the bombings and failed to act a panel of politicians investigating the atrocit