nothing makes the country so vibrant as the people who live here tanzania more than 100 tribes. completely different from each other. the khazazade tribe is already waiting for me. they are the bushmen people who live right inside the trees. welcome to the hadzabi tribe of hunters and gatherers, it must be said, it's so easy to wait far. not every tourist, far from every tribe. i just got very lucky with the guide. meet mustafa, he was born in a village not far from this tribe, from childhood he was interested in the lifestyle of the khasabi, and when he grew up he took up anthropology and lived with the tribe for many years, during which he not only learned everything about the local traditions and orders, but also perfectly mastered a very specific and rare the language of these people is the hadzabi, they speak the hadza language. it's a click language, for example, hello in the hadza language sounds like a soft click like hello only men i will try three types of quiet, soft and hard clicks, as if wedged into different parts of the word in some words they may not exist at all

nothing makes the country so vibrant as the people who live here tanzania more than 100 tribes. completely different from each other. the khazami tribe is already waiting for me. they are bushmen people who live right inside the village. welcome to the hatzabe tribe of hunters and gatherers i must say, that's how easily waiting far away. not every tourist, far from every tribe. i just got very lucky with the guide. meet mustafa, he was born in a village not far from this tribe, from childhood he was interested in the lifestyle of the khasabi, and having matured, he took up anthropology and lived with the tribe for many years, during which he not only learned everything about the local traditions and customs, but also perfectly mastered the very specific and rare language of these people, they speak the hadza language. it's a clicking tongue. for example, hello in the hadza language sounds like soft snapping, and she is there, and what does he say, he wants to learn one more from you. greetings how do only men greet? i will try the language of three types of quiet, soft and hard,

as for tanzania, it has not officially expressed a desire to join bricks yet, but given that it would promote comprehensive relations with the other 5 bricks, countryside and such a potential cannot be excluded on. ah, as the grim anniversary of the us invasion of iraq approach is the 20 year mark heron, artie, we continue on special coverage of one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great. a green food and fleet with tuesday, march the 20th anniversary of a un security council meeting where the head of the united nations monitoring mission stated that there were no traces of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. however, this didn't stop the us, which use the false w. m. d, now or save as a pretext for invading the country and march at 2003 ahead of the war. washington flatly rejected the idea of peace regulations proposed by countries, including france. in this temple of the united nations, we are the guardians of an

tabaverta kenya tanzania madagascar and zimbabr, which this week has become much closer to belarus, most are part of the so -called development community of southern africa, this association is somewhat similar to our eas or the international brix in general. they strive for free trade 16 state population of almost 250 million people, and in general in more than a billion live in africa and the second unifying factor. they all know what klonization is and how to do business with the colonialists , not much, hitting history, you need to understand that the black population until the eighties, and in these countries they lived on bird rights at home, in fact, they belonged to angola mozambique portugal france tunisia and guinea italy elijah, this list is endless only germany in africa owned 14 million and colonial subjects, in other words, germany had 14 million there. people are the same was with the earth. it belonged to the colonizers until it was taken by the force. uh, just 20 years ago from that moment the region became very interested in the development of agriculture, to understand

the lead as from congo, miranda uganda, kenya, tanzania, and burundi demanded i. foreign and armed groups leave congo and pushed for military chiefs to meet in the next week. the ongoing conflict has increased tensions in the region, the d i. c as well as you and experts and western powers accused neighboring ronda of supporting the m 23. ronda has denied any involvement east and congress reserves of mineral resources have made it prone to conflict for decades. the recent advance of the m. 23 has displaced more than half a 1000000 people since march 2022 alone. the refugees plied, has been in the spotlight this week as port frances met with victims of the conflict in the d. r. c. capitol kinshasa, condemning the violence taking place. those affected are reluctant to get their hopes up, as they have seen too many failed attempts at peace. o turn sport. so saturday was an emotional day in the buddhist again for jordan striker sebastian allow, he scored his 1st goal for the climate since being diagnosed with cancer and july. beg or help wrap up a big win over rival rivals, fryeburg and place

the lead us from congo, miranda uganda, kenya, tanzania, and burgundy, demanded oil foreign and armed groups, leave congo, and pushed for military chiefs to meet in the next week. the ongoing conflict has increased tensions in the region, the d. i. c, as well as you, an expert's and western powers, accused neighboring rhonda of supporting the m 20 free. ronda has denied any involvement east and congress reserves of mineral resources have made it prone to conflict. for decades, the recent advance of the m. 23 has displaced more than half a 1000000 people since march 2022 alone. the refugees plight has been in the spotlight this week. as poor francis met with victims of the conflict in the d. r. c. capitol kinshasa, condemning the violence taking place. those affected are reluctant to get their hopes up, as they have seen too many failed attempts at peace. o, regional leaders may be calling for me is she's far, but is the m 23 rebel group actually listening. i put that question to d. w. d w's. felix marina. and i are okay. i good afternoon. i don't think the m 23 rebel group is listenin

i i grew up hearing horrible tanzania and i did the poland. oh, hadn't just been a refugee camp. but a full polish town, 5000 people i tried finding people would remember my grandmother, but there was little of the polls and nothing of her round hats were all torn down . and the refugee camp had been turned into college. the only place i could connect to was the camp hospital where she had almost died several times for malaria. my camera kept pulling me towards his shot. he was like, i felt her presence as if part of her might still be here. cut in time. all the refugees who survive, like my grandmother expected to go home and rebuild that same country. but while europe was celebrating the end of the conflict, the refugees and camps across africa were finding out that they wouldn't be going on me. oh for the 1st shock, of course was that when the war ended, they couldn't go home because fallen had been given to the so essentially control by moscow. very few people who had gone through the leg had any desire to go back to a country that was ruled, essentially by the soviets, by re

algeria , indonesia, afghanistan, belgium, bangladesh , tajikistan, tanzania, turkey, tunisia.ow much is it and increasing a string and adding our women's competition caused us to witness a significant increase in the popularity of women's tertile singing in the 45th national competition of the national competition held in ahvaz last month. the field received more attention and it was also looked at internationally . i was very welcome to participate in these fields at school. it has been received and received very well it's true that we don't have female judges and experts, the participants are at a very high level, they all say that they are competing for the payment of prizes, which is the sweetest part of every competition and event, but i want to ask him for his permission, so that there is a quranic atmosphere and you did not enter into the financial discussion of this issue. let's go to the shrine of razavi and imam reza (peace be upon him) to join the dear and honorable guests who are present in the shrine and shrine of razavi. hojat al-islam shariatinejad, vice preside

are at your service, we can go to algeria, indonesia, afghanistan belgium, bangladesh, tajikistan, tanzaniarkey, tunisia, we can mention all of them, how will the awards be, what happened regarding the payment of awards this year, according to the policies of the respected managers of the endowment and charity organization , was that the width was removed from our awards. like many countries that organize competitions, we give our own money to the contestants and we have the option to pay 150 million tomans for the second place, 120 million tomans for the third place, 90 million tomans in the field of tertile reading, the first place is 90 million tomans, the second place is 80 million tomans , the third place is 70 million tomans. million tomans, thank you for the answer, what do they use, please, very briefly, for how many times in the competitions in these competitions, 3222 iranian referees to foreign referees, the status of a part of yesterday's conversation with mr. shakiba eidi, those interested can watch the competitions in person, automatically from the program the way that all end

then i, tanzania, christmas albany, o, janae, i did it. oh, my dashboard says it has yet edge got camera tram carrots were denied when i started off from my days of political activism. i still believe it, but then i don't think i live it now. i sooner later realized that the world doesn't own me a favor. so i took what i can do within my own sphere. and i told myself that i would do it for myself, for my family and for my immediate community. if i, if i impact 2 lives and change them absolutely to friendly from how they, it probably would have turned out. then that's good enough. good there. all right, great. by to get your mobile model. i'll, i'll look at it really sharla i know there's a hole in the little alight williard, oakwood in ballard. morgan good will mean me issue me a guy from yahoo! i am so glad darma got out a well what i will be a bible. who now grandma would that the bible potential for by that and a lot and i'm in law. she had somebody that can she has somebody in luck. i had a v when i'm conceal. glena would have his yada

andy richardson was watching in tanzania. >> saudi arabian football enjoying some golden moments rightow. there is a world cup in the pipeline and the country just won the rights to host the 2027 asian cup. al halal, the champions through the world cup final, these teams met in the tournament in 2019. on that occasion, flamingo worthy winners three goals to one. this time around, they were able to avenge loss. it has all been about penalties on this tournament so far. in the second round match against casablanca, they needed a last-minute lt to avoid defeat and then came a penalty shooter. to penalties from a player who scored for saudi arabia and that studying when in the world cup against argentina really put them on their way against flamingo. huge disappointments. there are a few more important titles to south american fans and the fact the third goal was scored by an argentinian, another painful irony for that. they have described him as the real madrid of asia and they could now play them in this final. just the third asian team to reach the world cup final. they could become the

my harvest shepherd, earn my overtime $2.00 a day full for harvesting, then i, tanzania, christmas albany, o, janae. i did it. oh my dashboard says it has yet edge got permanent from carrots for dna. when i started off from my days of political activism, i still believe it, but then i don't think i live it now. i soon or later i realize that the wall doesn't only a favor. so i took what i can do within my own sphere. and i told myself that i would do it for myself, for my family and for my immediate community, if i, if i impact 2 lives and change them absolutely to friendly from how they it probably would have turned out then that's good enough. good. they're providing great bye to the table. mother. allah, garden bridges sharla. i know there's a hole in the little alight. williard oak with alan morgan would mean me issue me a guy from yahoo! i am so glad darma got out a well with he will be a bubble. who now grandma would that the bible potential from about that and a lot and i'm in law. she had somebody that can she had somebody in luck? i had a v when i'm conceal colleena would have hi

we'll see some live the storms gathering into most and big all the way up into a good part of tanzania. ah, depleting the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters that the world or in india jump into the street. they made their money on call. they made their money on the field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult, giving all a voice we chose to do because we wanted to escape warren violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. lou street on al jazeera ah ah ah ha, you're watching al jazeera. i'm this dorothy. hey, here in doha, that's for monday about top stories. the death toll from monday's earthquakes, inter kia and syria has passed. 15000 rescue operations are still ongoing. turkish president worship drive out on has acknowledged shortcomings, and has governments response but insists it would have been impossible to prepare to stop to dissolve. full access to theresa has been restricted across tricky a following on line criticism of the government's response to the

so it's affecting in particular southern tanzania, maybe parts of malawi and the eastern side of madagascar where brain looks particularly heavy. ah, the, from the al jazeera london, rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is truly a choice. when you are a refugee, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and hasn't had what has happened. a lot in the west is that culture and food is separated. hudy b unscripted on out his era brushes, foreign minister visits, african countries to shore up support purposes. the wagner group experiments, it's operations on the continent. so as moscow's increasing security presence in africa of threat to us and french influence.

i mean, if you think about a week, bruce team, tanzania, abuse, or some way europe, as a point before region is the same situation where surely via intermediaries, people are using russian oil is even much cheaper the markets for oil as you know, a lot of stamps so, yes, russia has resource and our country, se by them, and shows over that you will have to buy oil from russia most with cheap up about it. and china is doing it, aren't they? they've tripled their coal imports from russia. what does that say? and dr. lucia about a bite den man for russian resources. if the wes knobs it is there are enough in the global side on the east to to take it well every day at one point did one lead a little bit extra to see a free these free market share. so you will sell to those in which to buy them even we, i think you need for approaching this thing. we say a lot more so bad t international relations and then showing that this multi lateralism but organize us instead of having these kinds of cases that are making life a lot more difficult, especially for countries that are, you know, i guess i

particular sudden, tanzania may be parts in malawi and the eastern side of madagascar where rain looks particularly heavy. ah. from the al jazeera london rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no haste and no limitation. the difference between a migrant and refugee is truly a choice. when you are reppidy, you are forced to flee part one of asthma khan and hasn't had what has happened a lot in the west is that culture and food is separated. hudy ab unscripted on out his era. russia's foreign minister visits african countries to shore up support. that's as the wagner group expands its operations on the continent. so as moscow's increasing security presence in africa, a threat to us and french influence, this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program, i'm adrian finnegan. so gay lumber off is visiting molly this week in the 1st official trip by a russian foreign minister to the west african nation. molly's giantess turned to moscow to help it fight armed groups and fighters from the wagner group h

now she can see, but tons of name, tanzania is a focus in south africa. they're scattered, chows that are especially heavy, but they all there ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . thousands of people have arrived in this camp in the last few days. many of them have fled from villages. the m 23 is advancing toward the has taken others have been on the run for 6 weeks or more. having already been displaced once they keep moving each time and $23.00 gets close to them and $23.00 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda. rwanda denies it. meanwhile, congos army is widely reported to have been fighting along signed on groups. congos army denies that to the conditions here. a bad people have made shelters from whatever they can, whatever they could carry on. things they found here, rocks sticks and grass, and people who say that they're hungry, that there isn't food to eat. and they're still waiting to get humanitarian assistance. thousands of israelis had been out protesting against their government for a 5th successive saturday. benjamin netanyahu coali

now, as you can see, but tanza, navy, tanzania, is a focus in south africa. they're scattered chairs that are especially heavy, but they are there ah, with the tough times, the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is so deeply entrenched in the country that it's identify with america. so when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging of merit and demand the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark lamond hill. what out there? ah ah, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, the south u. s. fighter jets of drought down to chinese balloon off the south carolina coast, which the pentagon describe as a surveillance grabbed beijing has condemned the move. they maintain it was a civilian weather balloon that had blown off course. but frances has been meeting people affected by the conflict and south sudan, the head of the roman catholic ch

okay, let's go back to ted in tanzania. ted, you said something quite tantalizing in the 1st part of the program that you've worked with the likes of jake sullivan and you believed that they were very much involved in this on this plan to destroy the pipelines. can you give us a little bit? i mean, that's kind of a tease not very fair to me, our viewers explain yourself. well, let's just say that everything that hers wrote about the 2 of them being involved with the planning and execution of this operation rings true. having seen them in action when i was with the u. s. mission at nato. okay, well that, that, that's not a lot of detail, but we'll take your word on it. okay. i me go back to christopher christopher. you know that there's this all this talk. i look at the pages of, you know, like, responsible, say craft anti war dot com, even american conservative and their talk to they talk about an a, some kind of negotiated and what is there to negotiate. i mean, rush has already made it clear what it wants to have happen.

she is in tanzania right now. when she gets back she promises to come on this show and discus what it's like to have your fashion creations stolen by joe biden's nuclear waste non-binar airport fetish. in the meantime, we are joined by chadwick more of the spectator this ongoing story. you have to admit the greatest story ever. i have to ask, you first saw this guy sam brinton. was your first thought i bet this guy never steals women's underwear off of airport carousels? >> yeah. you have to pardon my glee. i don't think anyone thought this story could get any better. and now two words that have to apply to him that i mean sincerely would be stunning and really, really brave. it's not like he's parading around in a gap hoodie. they are very distinctive and quite lovely clothing that he was wearing and that poor designer having her creations defiled by the radioactive klepto queen in the energy department. i feel for her. that must be awful. i am a little disappointed in myself and in fellow journalist that none of

tourist-attractive and naturally rich countries in the world gray ions, batswana ghana us, uganda verda kenya tanzaniauth africa and zimbabwe, which this week has become much closer to belarus most of them is part of the so-called development community of southern africa, this association is somewhat similar to our eaeu, or the international brix in general. they strive for free trade in 16 states with a population of almost 250 million people, and in general, more than a billion live in africa and the second unifying factor. they all know what colonization is and how to deal with the colonialists not much, hitting history, you need to understand that the black population until the eighties, and in these countries they lived at home on bird's rights, in fact, they belonged to angola and mozambique portugal france tunisia and guinea italy or trey, this list is endless, only germany in africa owned 14 million colonial subjects, in other words, germany had 14 million people there . this, in varying degrees of intensity, lasted until the eighties of the last century in the seventies. there, of course, the

i got an email from the archive saying that the hidden covered footage from the refugee camp in tanzania unseen since the war. i opened the video in images that had spent a lifetime dreaming of started playing in front of me. on o. n a few 1000 women and children made it from siberia to this refugee camp in africa. of them. only a few dozen made it into this rejected newsreel footage and the exact same place. i looked for her 5 years earlier. i saw my grandmother's face walking in front of a refugee camp hospital, young malarial, 3 years after being deported to siberia. far from home and smiling. i thought that they've been nothing left of her. when a student, bella ruth intends near. it's only looking at this footage though, that i understood that she had been teaching me all along to see what had been arrest. ah, the longer i look at these images, the more they have to say they're full of hidden messages. that it took me a lifetime to understand. it was 1988. the last year of communism in poland. nobody in the room knew in just every year. the country would be free. i was 11 years old.

now, as you can see, but tanza, navy, tanzania, is a focus in south africa. they're scattered, chows that are especially heavy, but they are there ah, ah, underside stole, they once prosperous fishing village sinks beneath the mud, parliamentary elections ignite, few survival, re that will determine the future of this defeated and political divided community . a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela. a sinking revolution on m. j 0. ah pakistan. former president prevails mom sharon has died in dubai after a long illness.

. >> in 1989, marcus was 23 years old when he and his parents went on a safari in kenya and tanzania. a sony dvd mini camcorder and captured this footage that would be found 30 years later. >> we didn't really lose track of it like we lost it, it just gets buried in the stuff, and my father died around seven years ago, and when my mom moved house, it was a little cassette tape so it just kind of got lost in there. >> lost until the post went viral and a team of volunteer started chipping in to try to find out who this family was. >> this woman eventually sent me a link, and i looked at it in disbelief, like sure enough, my mom and dad are trending on tiktok, and i didn't even know what that meant at the time. it turned out that the video garnered so many comments that are tiktok are decided to do some internet sluicing and found me. >> marcus, who is now 56 and lives in bethesda, maryland, ended up posting another video on tiktok re-creating part of the original footage with his wife and children. he said these two videos that have been viewed more than 10 million times, struck a chor

- second year for the first time, the project was implemented in construction, in my opinion, in tanzaniainese style. they are these isapas, while big countries are making big statements there . china has already built everything and so on. it was discussed. well keywords. understandable uh, negotiate. it is necessary to reach an agreement, of course, and this opportunity must not be missed. you know what the problem will be. the problem is in the calculations, what will they calculate? i remember, after all, this is not ours, not the first attempt to go to africa, uh, the first attempt was in 2011, my colleagues immediately began calling me from russia, saying, you are crazy got off, than they will pay you off they have no money. now watch when you arrive. here i think that someone at least once was. uh, in moscow, and someone at least once traveled by rail, not by plane at the station. they have a candy store that sells chocolate, and here's a chocolate bar. i then paid attention. uh, i was looking for babouf and divoir cattle from cocoa babs there in brazil and rode beans of some other

tory alaska, the rain is about sauce has it's going to get it's affecting in particular southern tanzania, maybe parts of malawi and the eastern side of madagascar where brain looks particularly heavy awe inspiring stories from around the world. i human life capture and it's a vast one. feel like that presentation of what i want to help you remember me by ground breaking foods from award winning filmmakers. a witness on a judge ito, examining the impact of today's headlines. this is what is all about ensuring that learning center can continue, let comfortable that setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i don't believe that i'm think in the faith he is willing to kill into national film makers and world class journalists bring programs to enforce. and in spy, you need to have a media ensuring that voices are heard. aren't algio 0 lou ah ah. hello again. here's a reminder of the top story. this. our search and rescue efforts are underway across southern turkey year were too powerful earthquakes of killed, more than 1600 people. president bridget player early one has the clear it's 7

rhonda eastern side of the i see a western tanzania, but nothing's overly intense though because all the energies gone for the site, we've seen flooding throughout south africa most recently in the free state. i will not be added to on tuesday. the wind is up the eastern side of the coast, but this tropical cycling tense, tropical cyclone freddie, when it makes land full in madagascar late on tuesday, it's something else is quite a big stall. and it will probably cross the land mass during wednesday and reappear in open water. ah, the scale of the disruption when you see it by air is shocking. more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroyed. tons and tons and tons of thousands of people homeless across this region. hovering efforts turned into accommodating sir my good of you on the have temporary shelters. menu of my friends that they have lost and hope to a future together are now gone. ah . more buildings collapse, trapping people off to to you.

christopher: in 1989, marcus was 23 years old when he and his parents went on a safari to tanzania.order and captured this footage that would be found by david more than 30 years later. >> i'm talking to you. >> we didn't really lose track of it, like we lost it. it just gets buried in the stuff. and then my father died around seven years ago. when my mom moved house, it was a little cassette tape. it just kind of got lost. christopher: lost, until david's post went viral and a team of volunteers started chipping in to try to find out who this family was. >> this woman sent me a link, and i look at it in disbelief like, sure enough, my mom and dad and i are trending on tiktok. which i didn't even know what that meant at the time. it turns out that the video garnered so many comments that tiktok ares decided to do some internet sleuthing, and found me. christopher: marcus, who is now 56 and lives in maryland, ended up posting another video on tiktok, re-creating parts of the original footage of -- with his wife and children. he says these videos which have been viewed more than 10 mi

we're in tanzania.] like -- but she never turned - >> seth: on a microphone >> on a microphone >> seth: gotcha. >> in front of a crowd >> seth: planned or did she go up and ask the emcee, "i'd love to say a few words?" >> well, anytime a -- anytime a microphone comes out she's like, "yes, i'd like to have a word. [ light laughter ] >> and so we're like, "kaav, what would you like to say?" and we're thinking it's gonna be some cutesy toddler, "happy birthday." but, she was like, "and for my third point. [ laughter ] and she had like, you know, the dead sea scrolls of points she wanted to make [ light laughter ] but, no, she's very articulate and she loves to public speak. and sing and do all the things. >> seth: that is a huge thing. because i think even for people, even for children who to go on to become performers, they have to get over that public speaking thing first. so, the fact she's already there -- >> oh, no, no. she's ready for press. >> she's like, "hey, seth. anyway, you are worthy." [ laugh

uh, a project was implemented in the construction of, in my opinion, the chinese style railway in tanzania. they are these isapas, while there big countries make big loud statements. china has already built everything and so on, but this was discussed. well key to wish. understandable uh, negotiate. it is necessary to reach an agreement, of course, and this opportunity must not be missed. you know what the problem will be. the problem is in the calculations, how they will be calculated. i remember, because this is not ours, not the first attempt to go to africa the first the attempt was in 2011. my colleagues immediately started calling me from russia saying you are crazy . how will they pay you , they have no money. now watch when you arrive. here i think that someone at least once was. uh, in moscow, and someone at least once traveled by rail rather than by plane at the station. they have a candy store that sells chocolate, and here's a chocolate bar. i then paid attention. uh, from cocoa beans and devoir cattle from cocoa beans there brazil and some other beans rode african side. i thou

she's in tanzania right now. but when she gets back , shehi promises to come on this shows e and discuss what it's like to have your fashion creations stolen by joe biden's nuclear waste. nonbinary airport fetishized. but in the meantime, we're joined by chadwick more of the spectator to assesby chadwss ongoing story, which really is chadwick. you've got to admit t the greatest story the greatest story ever. you now, i just have to ask, you've been following this since the beginning. you first saw this. guy, sam britton was your first thought, but this guy never steals women' ths underwear off airportunde carousels. well, yeah, you have to pardon my glee. get i don't think anyone thought this story could possibly get any better. o words that and now, you know, two words h that have to apply to him that i would mean sincerely in this case would be stunning and really, really brave.ading it's not like he's parading around in a gap hoodie. i mean, they're verye lo distinctive, you know, quite lovely clothing that hw

nami ghana , uganda tverdo, kenya tanzania madagascar and zimbabwe, which this week became much closerent community of southern africa, this association is something similar to our eaec, or the international brix in general. they strive for free trade in 16 states with a population of almost 250 million people, and in general there are more than billions living in africa and the second, the unifying factor. they all know what kylenization is and how to deal with colonizers. strongly not, hitting history, you need to understand that the black population until the eighties, and in these countries they lived at home on bird rights, in fact, they belonged to angola mozambique portugal france tunisia and guinea italy ilia this list can be continued endlessly only germany in africa, it owned 14 million and colonial subjects, in other words, germany had 14 million there. people whose life was, if not a slave, then close to it and that's it. this, in varying degrees of intensity, lasted until the eighties of the last century. in the seventies. there, of course, there were no such obvious colon

i thought tanzania in thought tanzania was in australia before came here.so yeah , let's it about tasmania . yeah, let's it about tasmania. yeah, exactly . well it's great yeah, exactly. well it's great to talk to you. i'm deeply envious that you get to wake up in the morning and have a swim in the morning and have a swim in the morning and have a swim in the sea and, have a completely different lifestyle. will you all wait? will you stay there now? when you come back to london? yeah, yeah . you know, london? yeah, yeah. you know, i'll never come back. it's, you know, it's this simple things that are the problem here. like i'm doing the interview for my local college english because the wife is broken the office the wife is broken at the office . this whole looks like the wife is broken at the office . th sitting e looks like the wife is broken at the office . th sitting on looks like the wife is broken at the office . thsitting on someone's.ike the wife is broken at the office . thsitting on someone's foot . i'm sitting on someone's foot. but you want to b