evidentially death sunny is also leaving its mark in tanzania. by working 8 hours a day much i can collect up to 20 kilos or bottles at $250.00 shillings a kilo that's $0.10 she earns less than 2 new writers and that's on a good day. someone i do this to earn a bit of money by the but i don't believe for a 2nd visit you can make a living from it you know that i'm going to still that is i spend a lot of time doing it and as the past few years have been difficult the prices have dropped a lot and i need to conduct a sabbatical. why the price is down to less because there's too much plastic. too much plastic and too many people like mata who collect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycling economy we head to the largest ship in the land dar es salaam the economic capital of the country. every time a truck arrives to unload waste it's the same frenzy. i thought not the full got rid of the plastic bags and plastic bottles like i might like these ones. if you will but it's not for these ti

them are river and northwestern tanzania is their lifeline for local villages. they have to travel almost 3 kilometers to collect fresh water and the people here only use a small amount of water for their homes livelihoods and animals but the populations upstream a growing polluting the river and putting pressure on the water supply. the bubble of pollution continues and isn't prevented the mara river will dry up. and if it dries up it won't only affect. but also those living further up the river. they are the ones polluting the water. but it's us at the low end who are mainly affected you know an arthritic. suppose the child his village chief and chair of the water use association in the village the organization was set up to conserve and protect the village water resources but there's only so much they can do charles thinks the government needs to do more. jumps touma is a coordinator for a project working with the government to do just stunt he's come to marsh the forest to find out how much water people use and how the river has changed over time he and his

tanzania mainlanand, kenya, uganda, and malawi. they come here. they stay here for 5 months without going home to learn about solar engineering. woman: this is battery and that one is panel. this is system of homome light system. favdi: the village needs to meet our criteria before our selecting them. it has to be far from the main road and then also the village has to have more than 100 households. each member o of the households has to pay $3.00 per month. by using this money, they can pay their salary or they can help the village. for now, we have 8 villages who have solar, so, we have a lot of villages ahead of us. [woman speaking native language] have you s seen this wire? good or no good? some of student, they understand swahili, and some of students, they understand in english. so, when i teach my student, i like to speak two language-- swahili and english. [speaking native language] [hajq speaking native language] [woman speaking native language] [women singing in native language] [woman speaking native language] woman: training a woman, y

for years or he'll shine from tanzania has been coming to berlin to attend the i-t. be the world's biggest travel trade show the cancellation of this year's event came as a blow still the money was spent so he made the trip regardless it's very sad everything was planned we do it it puts a lot of flights in accommodation that's why we sort of came in is because most of it was nonrefundable. i think we really do rely on i.t.v. market in germany is very big foot sensitive to it is normally a very good trade fair for us but when the i.t.v. was cancelled last week tour operator acquired our travel decided spontaneously to hold an african travel conference $34.00 african and european travel agencies agreed to take part to carry on as normal networking a negotiating deals while in berlin the conflation of i to be alone was a massive shock for the whole industry because it was one of the major market places in african. truth and trade and of course there's this marketplace was now not available for us african tour operators are bracing themselves in case the corona virus sp

now as it was when it 1st back in 2011 that's what africa investigates teen went on the cover in tanzania document a sinister trade him body parts from children with albinism for use in witchcraft and later we'll find out how the situation has changed since all cameras left but fast his spell of a l.b. you know and i should warn you that you may find some of the images disturbing. name united drug are used to more. times i mean yeah. you know. i think you know in iraq i. just fired economy on the idea of what i need one the sequel more value for your what was your duty come out. one of the. shooting. when you are to. take over from your group of the idea being oh. my name is a mask. i am an undercover reporter and i will help my son make does for i never reveal my face because of my anonymity. the way we want to raise awareness about the plague. we want to show the fraud of witchcraft and expose the criminals behind the i'll be nobody part street. but 1st i will stay in the background and leave my side to lead the fact trained in mission with the members of the tanzanian site we're also j

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only 10 percent of those cases have gone in the court system in tanzania to the point of a conviction or 3rd thing out of this particular case the perpetrators have not been convicted. so there's lots of loss of people families who've lost children it's murder for survivors of lost limbs to not have their day in court that's a travesty of justice and that's a big concern for us. to in the end the fact the set. us. the set us up 3. in 2013 cases of getting great shock to asia and the world it's almost like young men at each other on al-jazeera asked men in cambodia what drove them to commit violence against women i don't know whether it's rape i'm doing it because a condom for a girl a male in 2016 has anything changed normalization of violence against women unfortunately i think is still a very common pattern around rewind it's a man's world on al-jazeera we understand the differences on the semantics of cultures across the world so no matter what we do to the news and current affairs that matter to you the 70 is off to one tribes and that journey from palestine to the nile delta 0 we

in 2011 al-jazeera reported from tanzania on the sinister trade in the body parts are now being knowsthis is where the food and arms feel. right and shop on the spot rewind revisits a survivor. mutilated to service the rituals of witchcraft. rewind of the albion on al-jazeera. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's her velez. she was also an elected outspoken council woman until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mariel franco on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. war and. so korea's president declares war on corona virus the infection rate there is the highest outside china. hello i'm hella heads and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up here in netanyahu declares victory after israel's latest election but once again looks to have fallen short of a majority. greece reinforces its land and sea borders to stop another influx of refugees and migrants crossing from turkey. and joe biden's white house bed picks up steam but for.

under tanzania law the land surrounding a beehive is protected. you cannot cut down the tree and you cannot cultivate in the vicinity of the hive because the goal is wild pollination and maintaining spaces for wild bees and wild flowers across these beautiful ecosystems. the african people and wildlife and geo says around 1300 hives have been set up in the bush for harvesting and the 1000 women have benefited from the program so far the women hope that as that businesses grow more and more areas will come under protection to sustain wildlife the bees. in many african countries slashing and bonding is often the way used to prepare land for planting crops regardless of whether that land is depleted or flat tight but many overlook the fact that the method of destroying the story went down below the stuffings. indeed just under the weight of child i mean living organisms are neutrons in the soil but one young man in senegal house come up with a new way to cut down on bushfires that's good for the soil i'm here i'm can't even produce a better harvest i

highest performing schools in tanzania. tell me they don't look up to those children, children who do not give the time of day there at all. and they are so well performing that the government has taken notice. now they make it so that businesses should hire people with disabilities because the school is highlighting how successful they are in education so think, they dropped a pebble at the school and the ripples of gone out and made a generational impact because they went on vacation in tanzania. i wish i could make the impact they have. when you think about your life and who you looked up to and who has looked up to you rarely in life do you do anything by yourself. think about and reflect what you have done in life and have you been there alone or has there been people behind you the whole way and think about who you have been behind and the successes you have made for other people which is quite exciting and sometimes i take a step back. for instance all times my mom and dad tell me don't go right down the middle or gi

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in 2011 al-jazeera reported from tanzania on the sinister trade in the body parts of albion as this is where the food and arms feet of the port is right and shops all the spot rewind revisits a survivor. mutilated to service the rituals of witchcraft. rewind spell of the albion on al-jazeera. or war oh oh oh. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the deal signed between the u.s. and the afghan taliban may have already hit a major stumbling block kind of songs president ashraf ghani says the government did not commit to releasing 5000 taliban prisoners and that it cannot be a precondition for talks with the group of prisoner swap was part of the old signed in qatar today. turkey's president says borders will remain open for syrian refugees and migrants fleeing fighting thousands of refugees have crossed into europe but greece as it has blocked thousands of migrants at its border crossings. joe biden has secured an emphatic win in the south carolina democratic primary with bernie sanders a distant 2nd thomas came 3rd but has since dropped out the right spot i

there's been a lot of rain recently developing off the coast of tanzania it's obvious on the satellite picture and this is the area i think to watch for some potentially heavy downpours running through lake victoria to rwanda burundi but particularly tanzania and also because of malawi possibly siap we had seen a focus further south and sit in the uk of anger delta doesn't share much in the satellite picture apart from passing showers but i think mentally it's there for both tuesday and wednesday was dry weather for the south. for. the 70 years to one tribe and that journey from palestine to the nile delta just 0 well the largest concentration of 19 food chain refugees in egypt. isolated community within your rights fighting to survive and honest in your heritage and live in a world where there is an increasingly marginalized egypt's motherland on al-jazeera. watching i was there and these are the top stories right now benjamin netanyahu is claiming victory in israel's general election exit polls show his likud party and its allies will pick up around 59 seats in the knesset that is ju

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there's been a lot of rain recently developing off the coast of tanzania it's obvious on the satellite picture and this is the area i think to watch for some potentially heavy downpours running through lake victoria to rwanda burundi but particularly tanzania and also because of malawi possibly siam we had seen a focus for the science and sit in the arc of anger delta doesn't share much in the satellite picture apart from passing showers but i think developmentally it's there for both tuesday and wednesday was dry weather for the south. join the listening posts as we turned the cameras on the media the state's misleads the public the state media reflects the same thing just caught a child cohen focus on how they would put on the stories that matter the most. as the world battles a potential new pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus out bright special coverage on al-jazeera. watching officer in let's recap the top story right now benjamin netanyahu is claiming victory in isr

unbelievable but the giant creatures are terrified of the need to but not only that a project in tanzania shows how keeping bees could even prevent wide a species extinction. it's night time in the countryside around the turns in the city of every show must i women harvesting honey from beehives the african honey bees a calmer at night making the work much easier. once the honeycombs ever moved the wooden hives will be hung back up in the trees. and is one of the beekeepers. at the. end holly a village there are 40 of us women there are elderly mothers there are middle aged mothers there are young people doing the beekeeping. we train people and we ourselves have been trained on how to harvest the honey and how do wear these clothes as you can see. the training is done by the nonprofit organization african people and wild life it's instructors show the women how to assemble the hypes how to protect themselves and how to harvest the honey. the program gives them financial independence and also empowers them in the male dominated mass i community where their. camping is important for this m

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in my belly from tanzania wrote personally the insect i love most is the grasshopper because you can also eat it on the other hand i like butterflies because of their beauty and these days they're becoming a rare species. how many are lumps of butterflies at kate's bed bugs. and hair wrote all animals are necessary and every one of them plays a role in our environment personally i think butterflies are beautiful. of course certain kinds of insects are annoying and disrupt our peace but they too exist for a reason. the question is for how much longer the world is home to millions of insect species they're the most diverse group of organisms on the planet but they're dying out 252500000 species have become extinct since industrialisation began and the consequences for humanity could be catastrophic scientists have issued a stark warning insects play a vitally important role in the ecosystem as pollinators. they actually collect nec to for their own purposes drawn by the fragrance and color of the flowers. in the process they transfer pollen from one flower to the stigma of another flow

puso which took some spectacular pictures but it's futile is doug back in traverse city a view in tanzania sent in a question about that. why is pluto no longer a planet. for 76 years pluto was known as the 9th planet in the solar system far out in space orbited our central star. pluto was the tiniest of the planets until 2006. then the international astronomical union the i.a.e.a. you held as general assembly in prague and demoted pluto to dwarf planet it was a controversial decision which angered many astronomers the american astronomer clyde tombaugh discovered pluto in 930 and it was feigned as the 1st planetary discovery in the u.s. . in 2015 many space enthuses hope that nasa has new horizons programme might restore pluto status as a planet the spacecraft flew past it and took sensational photos. that revealed a complex and dynamic landscape with 3000 meter high mountains of frozen water juice of frozen methane and possibly even volcanoes spewing ice and it has an atmosphere and it's still not a planet even though it all gets the sun just like the remaining 8 planets know because the