this is called quota island in the indian ocean of the coast of tanzania . here for a long time, the inhabitants thought that forest had disappeared forever. after decades of intense logging, there was nothing left. but the forest has returned dense and lush. ah, and it's all thanks to one man. but oak morsa oma. he's currently delivering gifts to children on the island. oh, i and as always, it all starts with a song. oh good. i can i can. i'm going to, i bet you, i mean everyone take trees from the boat and go out and plant them. come on, you understand? i was, i mean, take 3 or 4 and bring that up candy. all 3 to america. i don't bring them sweets or cakes on our trees are much more important, especially for the new generation. for more than 15 years now, america has been bringing trees to the people of calcutta. they take a short walk to the middle of the island to a clearing where they will be planting today. when i've, whoever. but if you have to space them one meter apart from each other to work, put them in the earth, and then press down really hard w

also in the top 5 is uganda, followed by burkina, faso, tanzania, and nigeria. okay, let's talk other drugs now. did you know that south africa is the only country in africa where marijuana is legalized? well, we asked people in ghana whether other countries should follow this path as well. for me, maybe i would go in for a week because it seems dr. domestically a platinum of people are using this. so i think maybe read should really go back into my view, read smoking. it actually is the my like, i think something like mixing. i don't really have a fair idea. i read in journal when you use it, i think maybe to you or something like that for that. are good friends talking about it. now here is an interesting fact. although most drugs remain illegal, the un estimates that by 2030 africa is gonna see an increase if of a staggering 40 percent of drug users. why? well, the main reason is that the population is growing and getting younger and younger. and statistics show that young people take more drugs. there is one elicit drug that is especially famous among young

now to tanzania, where the extensive deforestation of one island has been turned around. located in townsend, he has zanzibar archipelago, the tiny island of calcutta measures only one square kilometer and is home to several 100 people. 2 decades ago. it's trees all about disappeared. but coca as forests have now come back from the brink, this is called quota island in the indian ocean of the coast of tanzania. here for a long time, the inhabitants thought that forest had disappeared forever. after decades of intense logging, there was nothing left. but the forest has returned dense and lush. ah, and it's all thanks to one man. but oak masa oma. he's currently delivering gifts to children on the island. and, oh, i, and as always, it all starts with a song. oh, okay. i can, i can, i'm going to, i bet you, i mean, everyone take trees from the boat and go out and plant them. come on, you understand? i was, i mean, take 3 or 4 doesn't bring a handy or 3 to or before i don't bring them sweets or kings on our trees are much more important, especially for the new generation. for

i also went to tanzania to see what had happened. basically, still trying to collect the facts.>> we will not be intimidated or pushed off the world stage by people who do not like what we stand for. >> bin laden's group is suddenly a real player. and the clinton administration decides to do something about him. >> american military forces struck a series of targets >> american military forces struck a series of targets overseas in sudan and afghanistan. >> the unmanned tomahawk missile was the pentagon's weapon of choice for the surprise aerial attacks, aimed at sending a pointed message to accused terrorist kingpin osama bin laden. >> america has battled terrorism for many years. we have quietly disrupted terrorist groups and foiled their plots. but there have been and will be times when our very national security is challenged. and when we must take extraordinary steps to protect the safety of our citizens. >> within minutes of today's attacks in afghanistan and sudan, some in washington were openly questioning the timing of it. >> it was the wag the dog question about the mo

what's now tanzania, and the genocide of the herero and nama peoples, in present day namibia, lead to objects, parcels, and human remains ending up in german museums. to day abil me is a city in southern beneath, in west africa, but from the 17th to the 19th century, it was a capital of dow me ruled by king bay allison in 1892, the french army attacks the kingdom and while bounds, i resisted bravely he and his people were ultimately defeated. the french took hundreds of artifacts which are now in the museum cave, only in paris. benign has demanded their return, as well as the famous benign bronzes from britain for several decades. but with no success, the story goes that king beyond czar set fire to his palace as he retreated. and this enabled france to maintain that it conducted a rescue operation rather than the colonial removal of local artifacts. de la dibiase lin, sunday philip up with the truth. lucas, isabel said. raleigh say no. she's duma separate bessy rod deposit. but the mare he does so bow to his ela manipulate, said disa soci, bundle them what? it is. any roku, pass your

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democratic republic of congo, egypt, ethiopia, nigeria, pakistan, the philippines, tanzania, and indiawhich is expected to surpass china as the most populous nation on the planet next year. the global population is also getting older. the director of the united nations population division explains the effects of aging societies worldwide. >> traditionally we had many more children than older people to take care of and now it's switching to a point where you know depending on how you define the age groups, the number of older people will eventually be larger than the number of children. this has implications for rather obvious reasons that you've got a lot of private and public arrangements to care for people at older ages, there are financial implications involved , especially for government budgets, but there are also real concerns about the living conditions for those elderly people. what will that be like and will there be adequate social protections to ensure that this growing population of older people is not impoverished? nastasia: we'll bring in all of our guests in just a momen

they will be headed to toggle denny, picking a fossil tanzania, and other countries. soon a few competence as later to be produced in uganda. yolk impression is happy that he's africa cruz. the project is taking off in full war to annette in his family. the effects of made the day to day life that much easier. wall that is so for grades out doesn't a love to take a ride. students from robot in morocco, abuse. i cavities not only vice solar energy. it is an unusual project for the country. and the team behind it has been set their goals and international compositions. so let's check out these weeks doing good beats. but it's time to hit the road. mm hm. at speeds of up to 120 kilometers an hour in a car powered by the sun. this solar race car was designed by 16 engineering students in morocco. their goal is to develop technologies that one day could be used in ordinary cars and eliminate that climate killing emissions. pick it up in a while and tell us your v i. d came up in the context of expanding our years of renewable energy, and especially now that our country has

interesting, all you have your honda canada for example in tanzania. many media as i not balanced in both sides. they have no freedom to balance themselves because maybe they're pulling, they're the one who is owning that to media is a politician. so he or she is governing day their media that you should put this and this and this and media met. they have no freedom to talk about the extent of things. how can things change? how can you and your colleagues changed the wavy stories and on? i think the western media succeeded in kind of said in disband that of what journalism or who journalism is. and i think i understand because they have, you know, a bigger representation and they do operating on a very international scale. but like you were mentioning, how do we localize them, the content? because these things are important. but how much more of our stories are we projected in the news? i think that is a lot for us to take away that there is quite a lot to do. but for you who's just watch this conversation and listen to what's been said, what do you th

mostly, well the beast, but also accompanied by zebras and gazelles, migrate from the serengeti in tanzania and the messiah mara and came yeah. following the seasonal reigns in hopes of green, grazing, land, and water. the best time to see this other month's july to september, it is easily one of the most thrilling and spectacular displays of wild life behavior. and the mara river crossing is considered the climax of the migration period. actually, we wish we would have come even a bit sooner as we were already a little late, putting the sheer sight of the animals running, stopping and hesitating before the crocodile, but the river. and finally, going ahead and rushing right through it, or stumbling or falling, makes you feel anxious, excited a means and in all, all at the same time. another very popular activity is taking the hot air balloon, right and then joined the mara from that perspective. keep in mind that the balloon rates at generally very early in the morning as soon as the sun rises. so you will have to get up at $430.00 or 5 am going to be around before it starts. we have given

big fossil fuel giants, including ex, bt and shell, are spending billions in mozambique, tanzania, and synagogue to extract more guests, most of which will be seen to europe. and that's trained only looks to increase. back in april, italy signed a new deal for gasoline, gold, and congo. while germany is looking to secure supplies from synagogue. it's not just that the e u is coming to africa to plunder what it needs in times of crisis. it's also that by ramping up oil production, it's fitting african economies back. in mozambique, foreign companies, led by any and total energies, have invested nearly $30000000000.00 in developing offshore natural gas reserves, and l n. g capacity. yet 70 percent of people still live without access to electricity. and then of course these, the horse that these nations will be left high and dry once the energy crisis uses . and the e u, we committed soft green energy. after all, the e u expensive gas demands to for 30 percent back 2030. then what european companies will leave a nations on the african continent will be left behind with dumped production f

an island in the indian ocean off the coast of tanzania, hair for a long time, the inhabitants thought their forest had disappeared forever. after decades of intense logging, there was nothing left, but the forest has returned dense and lush. and it's all thanks to one man. but oak morsa, alma, he's currently delivering gifts to children on the island and her i. and as always, it all starts with a song. oh, okay. i cool. i can, i can, i'm going to add that you. i mean, everyone take trees from the boat and go out and plant them. come on, you understand? i with them in take 3 or 4 drinking attendee o 3 to our b. of course i don't bring them suites or kicks on. our trees are much more important, especially for the new generation. for more than 15 years now, america has been bringing trees to the people of calcutta. they take a short walk to the middle of the island to a clearing where they will be planting today. when i've worth, but if you have to space them one meter apart from each other to work, put them in the earth and then press down really hard when i checked at the trees straigh

just 8 nations democratic republic of congo, egypt, ethiopian nigeria, pakistan the philippines, tanzania, and india, which is expected to surpass china as the most populous nation on the planet next year. the global population is also getting older, on average, a person is expected to live to 77 years by 2050. that's up from 732019. while the director of the united nations population division explains the effects of aging society as worldwide, traditionally, we had many more children and older people to take care of. and now it's switching to a point where, you know, depending on how you define the age groups. the number of older people will eventually be larger than the number children. and just, you know, this is simply cations for rather obvious reasons that you've got a lot of private and public arrangements to care for people that older ages. there are financial implications involved, especially for government budgets, but they're also real concerns about the living conditions for those elderly people . what will that be like and will that, will there be adequate social protections

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the democratic republic of congo, egypt, ethiopia, nigeria, pakistan, the philippines, tanzania, and india. i next year india is expected to speed ahead of china as the world's most populous country. global population is also getting older. on average, a person would expect to live to 77 years by 2050, was nearly 73 years in 2019 poverty with our reports from new delhi. and what those figures mean for india, home to nearly one and a half 1000000000 people in there was already on track to becoming the world's most populous nation. now a report about the united nation says it could happen earlier than expected. next year, india is set to surpass china and the gap between these 2 nations could increase by 2050. this could help india in many ways. for example, india has been pushing for more representation internationally. experts say that concerns and demands could carry more weight, especially at forums like the united nations. on the economic front. this makes india the world's largest consumer market one that could invite a lot more investment. now domestically population control has

lots of cloud lingering around central areas pushing for the east show was coming in to tanzania stretching down into mozambique, much dry of lights, the new namibia and western areas of south africa. but as you can see, the rain starts to creep into southern areas. by the time we get into saturday, cool of cape town, and johanna's book and we'll see scattered showers, sweep lists due to by the time we get into saturday, that to weather update. ah, what is the ocean witness claim is witness. different says witness. change. witness . happiness. witness. witness. sunlight. witness to flood witness. loss. waitlist. charity witness. you witness. clarity, witness. family witness. grins. witness the beginning. witness. the end witness. life witness. when out you through? lou. ah. what's your, does it remind of our top stories? this are the us house committee, investigating the january 6th attack on capitol hill by donald trump, supporters as hard evidence suggesting that he did little to stop it. the former president's been accused of inaction, as the wyatt unfolded us, president joe biden has te

we began in tanzania where police have been trying to forcibly remove thousands of indigenous massey from their ancestry land. i get my degree with we are joined by joseph volition, gay, a human rights lawyer, a member of the mass i as it welcome back to the stream. good to have you. i'm going to remind our audience the last time that we spoke to you on the stream have a look here on my laptop right here. the story that we did and this was back in february, have a look here on my laptop. join me everybody. here we go. townsend. he is my side facing eviction. wyatt hands near my sy being forced off their ancestral land. that was the 26th of february of this year. now we're seeing violent evictions. can you remind us what the problem is with mass i living on their own as ish or land? joseph ok, thank you very much. so for having me here again for the 2nd time now, ah, what is happening and why the must have been evicted? ease and i have said in the interview is, is the last of money. is the last of dollars at the government is so much eager in getting so much of the money isn't getting

especially as activists, is this pipeline is going to displace thousands of people in uganda and also tanzaniall go to a nuer of national parks, affecting the wildlife habitats. it is going to go through over 200 rivers. it is going to go through native soil. freshwater lakes. over 40 million people depend on the waters of lake victoria. so there are worries about how -- the water sources of people in our community, how it will impact national parks. but above all, how it impacts our planet and leads to the rise of global temperatures. as activists, we face many challenges, especially in our communities or pple think we are against the development of our country. we are not against the development of our country, we want the best for our country and we know there is no future in the fossil fuelndustry. what are countries need is transition to clean energy, a transition to renewable energy. because this is something that will help lift people out of poverty. because i know and understand that our countries are trying to lift their communities out of poverty. professionals at total are taking ad