in a surprise egalitarian islam is concerned i mean i think that uganda is a lot like. you know it's very nature so this is a country where i mean you can get on t.v. and see that women are tourist attractions just for the our bodies the same country where media houses telling women that because they're educated. it's a sim country where an m.p. can get up and say women need to be displayed into by their husbands i think that the few feminists who exist in this country and exist largely are met with constant attacks so i guess in a lot of ways we sort of a long way to go ok you say that you have a long way to go but not everybody thinks that this actually any reason to go anywhere monday you say that there's no need for changing anything society was created like this by our forefathers for reasons. i don't think is made of changing anything but i'm saying that the speed at which the women want to change is what actually is very very women they played the role of making your home so implying that the who has been the position of that men would come to the. mission and th

uganda's economy at least and then you have tom. german president func maya wants to give you impetus to bilateral relations with kenya he's laid the foundation stone for a joint industrial make a tronics training center in the capital nairobi with his counterpart who kenyatta steinmeyer has described africa's economic development as one of europe's key interests so far his focus in kenya has been on climate change now he's lived. how germany's much admired model of vocational training can boost opportunities for young people. soon nearly $300.00 apprentices will receive training at this center in the kenyan capital each year the german government is providing 5 and a half 1000000 euros for the project. german companies such as boston chronons are also supporting the training center they will benefit from a new pool of qualified workers and the young trainees can look forward to a bright future. the german president praised kenya's development into eastern africa's i t. the technology sector now accounts for $200000.00 jobs and 10 p

coming up in the next 15 minutes the true scale off uganda's acid attacks reveal to me to the survivors who were left to good now demanding justice and recounting the horrors they suffered. but i mean this really is part of the. new well that you will go. in and you. and the desperate bond is counting the costs off to play based on their problems leaving nothing to eat. hello i'm christine. have you any acid attacks on the rise in uganda and campaign groups say most of the cases reported in 2018 in the they recorded 10 times as many attacks then will report to police they say victims via reprisals now campaign is a demanding tough unrolls they also want the government to cover the costs of surgery for victims and provide compensation many victims suffer for you is off to their attacks in a moment i'll be talking to an acid attack survivor who speech it in our next report. 12 years ago daniel's life was changed forever someone he once considered a friend attacked him without warning. i knew that this is nothing because i have ever heard about people being poured on acid. so i'm not mormo

often saltine the president has been free still and nancy wrote a poem saying uganda would have been better off if its president died while his mother gave birth to him. and would meet the people leading the movement that demanding political freedom and told this as the country prepares for a general election on saturday. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company ugandan academic who was imprisoned after insulting the president has been for 8 a judge in kampala said stella nancy had been wrongfully convicted nancy has gained notoriety for using a strategy called radical rudeness it aims to unsettle powerful people like this man uganda's president you erin was 70 young she has often criticized the long time lida one time she described him as a pair of talks and tweeting a scene she was arrested and charged with cyber harassment today's verdict was met with chit is dramatic scenes outside the course. even before the judgment was read out and nancy had a glint in her eye it was standing room only as uganda's most formidable feminist enjoyed her 1st

four rare mountain gorillas have died in uganda. they were found in a national park. the area was hit by a huge store on monday and one of those caught in the storm was our journalist, who has told us more about what happened. the storm was intense, i had been checking to see the iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day and we got backin uganda the previous day and we got back in its huge electrical storm and the thunder was dramatic. the downpour of rain was like nothing i had seen before and tragically, it seems this gorilla family were caught up in it as well. the bigger picture is that if we go back to the 19805, picture is that if we go back to the 1980s, there were only 250 of these iconic big apes left in the world, centred around central africa and uganda, rwanda and the demerit that is democratic republic of the congo. through a really phenomenal conservation effort over the last few decades that has brought together local communities, national governments and international conservation organisations, this number of 250 gorillas have now been broug

it's good to have your company acid attacks on the rise in uganda and campaign groups say most of the cases go and reported in 2018 in the they recorded 10 times as many attacks than were reported to police they say victims via reprisals now campaign is all demanding tough unrolls they also want the government to cover the costs of surgery for victims and provide compensation many victims suffer for years after their attacks in a moment i'll be talking to an acid attack survivor who's featured in our next report. 12 years ago daniel's life was changed forever someone he once considered a friend attacked him without warning. that this is acid because i have never heard about people being poured on acid. so i'm not mormon go forward to it was too much my eyes started. finding this kinda stuff in period ending mysteriously. ever since that day daniel has struggled with confidence and lost trust in other people he's just one among many stories of life's devastated by acid attacks. jennifer to see was assaulted by a coworker who was jealous of her success she lost her sight in one eye and

that soccer academy that's changing the lives of and the privileged children in uganda. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to date every news africa it's good to have your company it's a case which has shaken and they should be the 1st lady often is so too has been arrested on murder charges over the killing of the husband or the 1st wife of her husband prime minister thomas to body. appeared in front of judges on wednesday just i was off to she turned herself in to police she'd been on the run since last month for taking you to 4 mall but 1st this report. walking by her husband's side my assignment to bonn a troubled times a fascinating yellow has been charged with the murder of the prime minister's 1st wife the case is testing the division of powers between him and the government's support she has formed. and she's convicted. of murder. i think for the suit for would be a 1st. that would teach everyone but would be a lesson for every citizen especially people leaning forward positions of power the road to justice i have the beginning to. see where we have the best lead

i've been tracking to see the famous iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day, we had gotwere staying at, the place where we were staying at, the thunder was dramatic, the downpour of rain was like nothing i had seen before, and tragically, it seems this gorilla family were caught up in it as well. it seems so unlikely, so lucky that this has happened. the bigger picture here is that if we go back to the 1980s, they were only 250 of these iconic big eight left in the world centred around central africa and uganda, veranda, and the democratic republic of con. through a really phenomenal conservation effort over the last few decades that has brought together local communities, national governments, and international conservation organisations, this number is 250 gorillas has now been brought up to around 2000 today. so, even though this is a success story for gorillas, actually, their population does remain very fragile and conservationists are warning us not to remain lax so the death of four gorillas in a single night is deeply concerning. this was a single family who had

i had been trekking to see the famous iconic mountain gorillas of uganda the previous day. struck the place where we were staying and the thunder was dramatic, the downpour of rain was like nothing i had seen before and, tragically, it seems that this gorilla family were caught up in it as well. the bigger picture here is that if we return to the 1980s there were only 250 of these iconic big apes left in the world, centred around central africa and uganda, rwanda and the democratic republic of the congo. through a really phenomenal conservation effort over the last few decades that has brought together local communities, national government and international conservation organisations, this number of 250 gorillas has now been raised to around 2,000 today. so even though this is a success story for gorillas, their population is still fragile and we are warned not to stay lax. so the death of four gorillas in a single night is deeply concerning. this was is a single family who had recently moved over from rwanda into uganda, into a national park which only had one permanent g

despite some resistance more and more students in uganda joining. every friday. to strike for climate justice demanding government action against the global climate crisis. the campaign is going viral on social media i want the government to know that this climate action is real and it's needed now this is taking place so i wonder gummidge also get to see what you get through and they also take but under such a bunch of various must believe she's. also doesn't shy away of getting her hands dirty she actually gets into lake victoria which is not far from high school. together they collected plastic waste from its shores and encouraged locals to do the same. she also started an online campaign to force the government to ban plastic bags in uganda and then we can learn just preach and preach and so people are doing this without practicing what you preach when they 1st started their like shockley know before and a lot of rubbish because it was a market. and everyone would just to our ambition their legs but since they started seeing us cleaning their legs people have

i am sundra to know video coming to you from kampala here in uganda it is nice to have you with us and of course today we'll have a lot of new reports of all the different things people are doing to talk about environmental issues and with me of course is michael presenter nia to pay sandra it's good to see you again my name is now outside and thanks for tuning in today's program will take us on a whirlwind tour of our views of all continents africa and europe of the shed some light on the environmental threats we face with uganda in caracas of his but next on the cards in the wake of a troubling visit to the world economic forum. we go to germany's capital bellina where research just have developed no plans based on one. hour we go to kenya well fast growing type of grass could help farmers and the client. when my feeling is gone then but it's a negative one to the one definitive war on women intently she was looking forward to hearing a lot of other young women to be used and she ended up on the bottom up and going debate about race on the we present ation no nothing harmful and no l

welcome to the latest edition of eco africa i am sundra to no video coming to you from kampala here in uganda it is nice to have you with us and of course today we'll have a lot of new reports of all the different things people are doing to talk about environmental issues and with me of course is michael presenter nia to pay sandra it's good to see you again my name is now outside and thanks for tuning in today's program will take us on a whirlwind tour of our views of all continents africa and hero of the shed some light on the environmental threats we face so we meet uganda in caracas of his going next on the cards in the wake of a troubling visit to the world economic forum. we're going to germany's capital berlin to where we searchers have developed no plans in place and then we. are we go to kenya well fast growing type of grass could help farmers and the crime. when my billing is done then but if in the day of winter there was becoming more and different things and my she was looking forward to hearing of my family on a young player meant to be used and she ended up on the bottom i am g

and the leaders of uganda rwanda a juicer meet today or some point for a new round of talks aimed at easing cross border tensions a trade blockade imposed by rwanda continues to have a major impact on people on both sides of the border economists in uganda say the country's lost $75000000.00 in revenue since the crossing with. catherine sorrell reports from the ugandan side of the border it could tuna. on an ordinary day this road heading to uganda's budo through would be bustling queues of trucks and thousands of people crossing the border for business school and other reasons but this are not ordinary times when they impose a trade blockade traders likely now call franco a suffering because of it he has run his shop at the border town of for 30 years and say there cannot make situation he's a what he's seen even if they come my business has been badly affected i cannot make ends meet i used to make a profit of about $1000.00 a month lucky if i make even hopeful but with no viable business many have moved away all this shops had been rented out but traders have had to close up becau

we visit the residence of a border town struggling to survive in many dispute between rwanda and uganda. the locals have opened for iran's national parliamentary elections turnout is expected to be low particularly among reformist voters after a senior clerical body barred thousands of candidates from running and that includes dozens of members of the outgoing parliament the u.s. has opposed new sanctions on members of the guardian council accusing them of rigging the vote it's only have 2 correspondents covering the elections in iran in a moment we'll speak to bernard smith who's an odd and central iran but 1st let's bring in dorset your bari joining us from tehran so tell us more about the big issues today and what people in iran are at least since a wrong are most concerned about. ringback. well one of the main issues here as is across the country is that of the current economic situation inside iran and many of the people that are disillusioned with the government and their policies as a result of what they've been doing over the past few years. deciding not to vote that is what the

to the latest edition of eco africa i am sundra to know video coming to you from kampala here in uganda it is nice to have you with us and of course today we'll have a lot of new reports of all the different things people are doing to talk about environmental issues and with me of course is michael presenter nia to pay sandra it's good to see you again my name is now outside and thanks for tuning in today's program will take us on a whirlwind tour of our views of all guns in and africa and hero of the shed some light on the environmental threats we face with uganda many who acts of has been next on the cards in the wake of a troubling visit to the world economic forum. we go to germany's crabs all bellina where researchers have developed a no plant based system and. now we go to kenya where fast growing grass could help farmers on the climb. when my feeling is daunting but if a negative winter though was becoming more and they haven't seen him like he was looking forward to hearing a lot from other young limit up to be used and in the don't want to know much about him going to be about

earlier i spoke to journalist jack losh, who has been following nearby gorillas in south—western ugandacident is to the conservation effort. it's a very sad moment for the conservation community. if we go back to the i980s, there were just 250 of these iconic primates left in the world. over the next few decades, through a combination of local engagement, national efforts and transnational partnerships, the number today now stands over i,000 mountain gorillas, moving them from critically endangered to endangered. this sad news happened just a few days ago, when four gorillas in mgahinga national park in southern uganda were struck by lightning. now, this is a very sad moment because this park only has one permanent family there. this family had recently moved over from rwanda, and among the four gorillas that were killed were three females, obviously child—bearing and crucial for sustaining the population, and one of the females was actually pregnant at the time. and do we know if the rest of the family group are doing ok? because they often do go around in groups, don't they? that's ri

with export earnings exceeding 400000000 annually coffee is vital to uganda economy. fishing is vital to. it provides ugandans with more than half a 1000000 jobs but working both sectors helps many people like be a quasi go to earn enough to support themselves. and that's it for me and the business team i'm. always that's watching. one tiny christine my answer to our energy problems. on the snapping shrimp as researchers look to engineer a fusion startup to atomic nuclei for the release of the amount of energy until now has taken more energy than a but technology inspired by the snap to change tomorrow to do. world class cinema. topica. look back at some of the greatest moments. or. is the human race to destroy itself. we are moving the basic elements of our existence. we're using too much water and polluting. the water use in life. we may think only water supplies will last forever. but then. when the rainstorm. starts march 20th on w. . well can see tomorrow it's a day the science show on t w. research is getting under animal skin to uncover the secrets of movement.

the sad news happened just a few days ago when four gorillas in the national park in southern ugandaause this park only has one permanent family there, this family have recently moved over from rwanda and among the four gorillas killed were three females, obviously child—bearing and crucial for sustaining the population, and one of the females was actually pregnant at the time. do we know if the rest of the family group are doing ok? they often do go around in groups, don't they? that's right, mountain gorillas live together in families. the good news is that conservationists are saying that the rest of the family are fine, they are continuing to graze and feed upon this vegetation as normal, but that doesn't mean these gorillas are com pletely that doesn't mean these gorillas are completely out of the woods. even though they have moved from critically endangered to endangered, the global population based in central africa still remains fragile and as the climate crisis intensifies and temperatures rise, they are going to face increasing threats. it could damage their food supplies,

now el cambio is the spanish word for change and it's also the name of a soccer academy in uganda the danish run mission aims to change the lives of underprivileged kids by giving them structure and education and entering. controlling the ball seems to come so naturally. and doing the ph very youngsters can be unstoppable. these are the children of the camille small car academy in southwestern uganda being nurtured into potential of the future 100 percent sure that uganda through this program will have professional players then you can always talk about is it ferments are united or is a 2nd a leak loop somewhere for me it doesn't really matter of course i want them to pursue the dream dreams and make them come all true but most importantly is for me that i can see that we have talent not just on the pitch but also outside the pitch and in the classroom i can tell that these children are really in a good path we have. to have respect this jury are still and giving. birth of our use are important in our data because if you love one another the same and if you respect one another even. d

the only way they could intervene for us is by evacuating all 71 uganda stranded the 100 now. as the situation will only get worse from here right very quickly some as you hinted at this in one of your tweets what risks are you taking in talking to the media well ours is one not looking at what interviews and the things they tweet so i risk being brought be expelled at its worst deportation but this weekend i look down i can't be deported so all right that's thomas kinds you know in one province in china thank you so what does the ugandan government have to say about why they've so far refused to in left their nationals in china to safety reported us mogambo has more from kampala. behind me is the office of the prime minister which is actually mixed to the ugandan parliament where lawmakers of hide the very emotional debate about the issue of evacuating ugandans from china due to the corona virus outbreak the lawmakers of test the government to explain and evacuees ugandan's immediately in her response a minister assured lawmakers that a government is equally concerned but it

with export earnings exceeding 400000000 annually coffee is vital to uganda economy. fishing is vital to. it provides ugandans with more than half a 1000000 jobs but working both sectors helps many people might be a quasi go to earn enough to support themselves. and that's it for me and the business team i'm seeing there's always that's watching. cofer coming. to south africa in the same better environment. 2 men are taking a look roach to waste recycling paris garbage was polluting their community but the oldest do all have become recycling experts and they're planning a great future. coke's. the 1st. 60 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. world heritage 360 get the map now. passing the drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere by the time intuition love money. fans. finest spams and found old able to go on youtube joining us is the human race to destroy itself. we are mooning the basic elements of our existence. we're using too much noise and polluting. the wat

with export earnings exceeding 400000000 annually coffee is vital to uganda economy. fishing is vital to. it provides ugandans with more than half a 1000000 jobs but working both sectors helps many people like be a quasi go to earn enough to support themselves. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories online at d w dot com slash business i'm souvenirs of thanks for watching. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most they're laughing with the german thinks deep into the german culture. you don't take this drama. it's all about a new i'm rachel join me for me to get something up. the back of. the f.x. . first. oh . thank you i'm. now. going as far as. and them i'm a proud man. i will call on. the mobile for. fear my i want. well ramming. gal over at the mall i am. what i am. i. think. it's been 10 days of world premieres and stars like sigourney weaver and helen mirren gracing the red carpet in berlin jeremy irons as well president of the jury of this year's but then inte

and we visit the residence of a border town struggling to survive amid a dispute between rwanda and uganda. hello south korea has raised the alert level for the southeastern city of daegu that's after the country's 1st death and an increase in coronavirus cases so medics have confirmed $156.00 infections or 30 say dozens of them are linked to one church in daegu and the prime minister says special measures will be taken to stop the virus from spreading meanwhile china reported $118.00 more deaths on thursday and confirmed more than 800 new infections which is more than double the number reported the day before there's also been an increase in the number of infections reported outside the outbreaks epicenter province and 2 australians evacuated from this cruise ship that had been under quarantine in japan have now tested positive for corona virus after returning home or they're being isolated so let's get an update from katrina you joining us from beijing and we begin with the ongoing concern katrina of the rising number of cases. that's right so we've seen especially in south korea a lot o

the embassy they are going to never see it as a sort of being brought up in that podium and in uganda and all that means those are aware of what's going on and they're well we're praying for it booky ration but we say they have a q a test because they don't think they are able to contain the virus in case it broke out in uganda so the decided to send us money but money is not really what we need i know the other hand is that they were able to quarantine the other ministers who came from china there and went to uganda so it looks pointing to. the i mean he still is but i don't understand why they don't do the same thing for us the student gets us out of here they can still pointing us so we went up to the media so and they know about this situation and how does it make us sorry this sounds like a stupid question how does it make you feel when you see other foreign nationals who have governments who are helping their citizens honestly makes me angry makes new feel like they don't matter to the country locally our lives don't matter they don't care. it's not actually the best decision an

quickly to evacuate their citizens from china's who by province other countries like pakistan and uganda are not going to dylan as a ugandan student stranded in city she spoke to my colleague come on santa maria. we are allowed to move out of apartments once a week you need to get permission from. to my landlady before you can move out all the best years of being still go you know a lot on campus if you don't stay on campus so we are currently locked you know houses even look downstairs in the book. i mean. it's difficult for us to be egos all the time but none of my friends are effected we're all looking we were just always a little bit in our arguments which is. staying in goes all alone all that. but you know that's what we have to do it sticks. now tell me about efforts to get out as we pointed out there are governments that have repatch reacted their citizens and your government the uganda government is one that hasn't what sort of contact have you had with anyone representing the ugandan government. will have gone through. the embassy they're going to need the scene and has a sort

on an ordinary day this road heading to uganda's blood oath one would be battling queues of trucks and thousands of people crossing the border for business school and other reasons but this are no ordinary times when they impose a trade blockade trade as likely napco franco a suffering because of it he's run his shop by the blood a town of tuna that he is in say there cannot make situation he's a what he see even if they come by businesses be bubbly affected i cannot make ends meet i used to make a profit of about $1000.00 a month lucky if i make even helpful. with no viable business many have moved away all this shops had been rented out but traders have had to close up because there's no business though still here are residents of this border town they tell us life has become incredibly difficult. and i tells us her husband both go to he was killed last year by a rundown security forces as he tried to smuggle tobacco to the neighboring country using an illegal route several traders who have attempted to use smuggling routes also say to have been killed or harassed. that morning he wa