something bakers are determined to do even beyond synagogue representatives from 8 other countries in west africa recently came to dakar for the launch of a confederation of west african bakeries of a girl. luckily, the credit with the crisis in ukraine, normally we thought there's a need to find alternative solutions today, bringing bakers from west africa as a 1st year and decker every new bully. what does the need for synergy? we want west africa to wake up if we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue. if it is, i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants millet flower. he will import it from niger or synagogue, but that that's the purpose. anybody and he would, i find the medieval and with the new new shields and they go off as well as whether the use of local cereals will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. let's bring in debbie sierra about who is a visiting research fellow at the center fo

we want west africa to wake up if we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue, if it is, i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants millet flower, he will import it from niger or synagogue, and that's the purpose anybody. and he will, i find the medieval empathy, new new shields, and they go, as well as other whether the use of local serials will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point, the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. here watching the w needs coming up next in d, w. news, asia, fuel price hike protests erupt, and indonesia cutting subsidies back fire on the government. and putting your life savings into building a home just to have it washed away. pakistan's millions of homeless, plugged victims and more is coming up next on the east asia with my colleague benefits. and of course it's always more on our website, w dot com. i'm claire richardson for lynn. thank you so much for watching. ah, ah. with a beginning of the story

this is known as west africa sport city. come, let's check it out. they though, hello, my name is victor inky. so i am an athlete. i'm going to show you my beautiful city of could do good. well, more player let, given the alphabet, situated in the center for keena faso could do go is full of young people, passionate about one big sport and victory in greece. so is no exception. victory contracted polio age too. but has always been very active. in fact, she represented burkina faso at the 2021 paralympics in tokyo, and she trains regularly with this young generation of athletes, victory practices, javelin, and shock port la running. oh m, anthony ned, are missing them. i mean, you soccer, this is my trainer, ithaca gonna me let me know. thanks to him. i've made great progress. revenue. i knew i've loved sports since childhood. at 1st i wanted to do by creasing my but there's no facility for each included. good. why? that's why i concentrated on the throwing sports, one of them under nato. far right now, it's all about month to month billed as lincoln

our west africa correspondent, flurries trick war in lagos. and we can now across to a journalist in the burkina faso capital walker digger henry wilkins, joins us henry good to have you with us. tell us about what's happening there where you are today. yes, so i mean, as your correspondence just said, there were explosions and gum fire that was from the early hours of this morning in the, in the center of town as well. soldiers have located a large part of the, of the town center crucially, where a lot of buildings are. the national broadcaster is there. and also the french embassy is on the street, which has been buck aided. i went down there myself earlier this morning. so many soldiers locating roads, most of them wearing face masks, which is not something we usually see when, when we see military on the, on the street in, in between a fast. so the local police said they had no idea what was what was going on the the soldiers themselves room to, to speak to me, to give any indication as to whether they are supporting the president or some

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something bakers are determined to do even beyond synagogue representatives from 8 other countries in west africa recently came to dakar for the launch of a confederation of west african bakeries of hbo luxuries. because with the crisis in ukraine, we thought there's a need to find alternative solutions to day bringing bakers from west africa as a 1st here, and decor fairly new globally. when is a need for synergy? we want west africa to wake up of what we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue off it, i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants milk flower, he will import it from niger or synagogue. and that's the purpose, anybody, and he will, i find the many will end with the new new shields. and they go off is either whether the use of local serials will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. and let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. nasa

we want west africa to wake up. we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue. if it is, if i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants millet flower, he will import it from niger or synagogue. but that's the purpose. anybody. and he will find a mini, well, with the new the new shields and they go off is either whether the use of local serials will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. to pakistan. now, where authorities in the south of the country are trying everything they can to prevent pakistan's largest lake from over flowing and swamping nearby towns, water levels on lake mansion are said to be dangerously high following record monsoon flooding satellites show the scale of disaster following a severe drought monsoon rains and melting glaciers have submerged a 3rd of pakistan. millions have lost their homes. oliver m

we want west africa to wake up. we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue. if it is, if i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants millet flower, he will import it from niger or synagogue. and that's the purpose, anybody, and he will find a mini, well, with the new the new shields and they go off is either whether the use of local serials will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. let's bring you up to speed now with some of the other stories making headlines around the worlds. a powerful typhoon has hit korea, leaving at least 2 people dead and 10, missing. thousands have been forced to evacuate typhoon hinted, numb nor battered the south of the country and left thousands of homes without electricity. the storm has now moved back out to sea and is expected to pass north west of japan. rescue workers are searching fo

don't we thought there's a need to find alternative solutions to day bringing bakers from west africa as a 1st year and decor. very new. only one is a need for synergy. it. we want west africa to wake up of what we want to make commercial exchanges. luckily, if i want banana flower for synagogue, if it is, i can import it from the ivory coast and if an ivory and wants millet flower. he will import it from niger or synagogue, and that's the purpose, anybody. and he will, i find the many will end with the new new shields. and they go off, as well as whether the use of local serials will reach its full potential, remains to be seen. eating habits are slow to change. the hope is that at some point the country will be able to reduce its reliance on imported wheat. let's get some news from the world of tennis now and in the us open 20 to time a grand slam, a champion, raphael doc has been defeated by american tennis player francis t. r. fall, the 24 year old american became the 1st player to defeating at all in a major tournament this year in what became a very emotional victory telephone d

trials in west africa of a new malaria vaccine show it gives up to 80% protection for two years.d ukraine, huge anti—war protests broke out across russia. one group of 29 protesters, mainly women, were detained in a moscow police station. some of them were physically abused and tortured by a police officer, dressed all in black, who refused to give his name. now, a new documentary by bbc eye investigations, tells the story of how these young women got together to try to expose the identity of their abuser, the man in black. a warning that this report contains distressing content. anastasia was one of thousands of protesters riddled to the streets of moscow that day. as they arrive at meeting points around the city, riot police were waiting. anastacia, marina and 27 other protesters were bundled into a police van. an hour later, they arrived at the police station. marina still had her phone. it was in her pocket. as she walked into an interrogation room, she knew it was recording. marina and anastacia were two out of 11 other women physically abused by the men in black that day. t

welcome to ghana. >> get ready to dance as we take in the fashion, the food and the culture of west africad morning, america. we are live in times square and we are live also from the west african nation of ghana this morning. robin is there in the capital city of accra. hey, robin, good morning, again. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you as well, michael, again. we're at the sky bar 25 on top of the tallest building in ghana with a fantastic band playing for us. we traveled 5,000 miles across the atlantic to explore all this gorgeous country has to offer, and we've gotten such a warm welcome. glad to have back our "black panther" star danai gurira. i'm talking softly now because of how the music is playing but we're celebrating the incredible impact of the movie right here in ghana. >> i know you have roots too in zimbabwe. tell folks what brought you back this time here. >> this time i was here for the global citizen concert, which was an amazing event. it raised $2.4 billion for global issues that do affect the continent very much like climate change, girls and women and development o

that moves their goal is to make us abandon our territorial c, dom africa, if tomorrow, africa, west africa, in particular, is in general turmoil because of terrorism. here, of course, there will be migratory flows as they have been from syria or afghanistan. so our own security is in africa. the molly and crisis is above all story failure, failure of a state, but also that the international community that supported it. the failure has become a breeding ground for jihadists and has led the military to a dead end. how did it come to these? ah, ah, germany is 4500 kilometers away from molly. the form of french colony gained its independence in 1960. now its very existence is threatened. ah, bama co, the capital is the seat of government is seen of military coups. it's also an overpopulated center of commerce that his heaving with tried is not much of the wall is felt here. so many allowed into believing this night nam may end such as mohammed whose angry about molly's decline will be left without a crisis. has to stop. it's a mess. now it must stop or is it future here? no, not. we have gold

these are the regime topical stuff, the west africa. it's on often something fundamentally dangerous. what do you mean? what do you mean by that? that means conference since it does have lost trust, there's a lack of direction that we are looking for a replacement of territory ca flourishes, competent abby's capable of fighting and resisting the spice of breeding. right? that's the core doesn't say how do we recreate a sense of belonging so that it least them intelligence can be shared in ways that can help you know, active man right now is believe for example, who and these groups have been invited to come and help them into i got, i mean this is an impact with us. i'm sure by tomorrow sunday, and monday of course we're just off. it's supposed to close on the supplementary protocol of democracy and issue all kinds of threats. it simply for feel and it won't get a credit of leadership and crisis of governance and he's going to get a brand. thank you very much. i almost impossible or incapable of believe that these are very important dev

and the movement for unity and jihad in west africa. the 3rd act of the maryan cross is started on the 17th of january 2012 the m n l a launched an offensive and seized control of the town of medica. ah, the unlikely alliance of twang rigs and she had as toppled the major northern cities of tim back to gough and co dot the molly, an army was routed. it was all gone discussing you have to realize what this territory is, lies on me. 1.2000000 square kilometers and a geography and climate that is a polling april, extremely difficult to see. everything becomes complicated. oh good. how should the molly, an army with a few 1000, can an defend such an inhospitable region like come on if he shield ah, water did, considering the government's inability to fight effectively against the terrorists, lost the collapse of the malia and state continued a military coup, toppled president alma, due to money to raise the chaos was at its peak and that we bring an am, is that the government orders you, he'll from the other to racial the international comm

and the movement for unity and jihad in west africa. the 3rd act of the maryan cross is started on the 17th of january 2012 the m n l a launched an offensive and seized control of the town of medica. ah, the unlikely alliance of twang rigs and she had as toppled the major northern cities of tim, back to gal and kit dod. the molly, an army, was routed. it was all gone, the scuse, could you have to realize what this territory is. light on me, 1200000 square kilometers and a geography and climate that is a polling april. extremely difficult to see. everything becomes complicated. ok, how should the molly and army with a few 1000 can defend such an inhospitable region like come on if you see the ah, what it did are considering the government's an ability to fight effectively against the terrorist loss. the collapse of the molly and state continued a military coup, toppled president obama, due to money to raise a chaos, was at its peak and somebody in that we bring an end is that the government orders you hear from the other to racial the in

these are not just one of situations we are seeing, the mining we'll have to keep us in west africa. we are see an increasing impatience from, you know, use as the code is demanding and expecting this to be a home security. and so with the suffrage. so we'll get a bit of leadership and crisis all got so nicholas harker, following the story from the car. he joins us live now. we were seeing a statement earlier from captain bram tori thing. the security situation is a priority and we've seen that deteriorate under the leadership of pull on read amoeba. what happens in between a fast so now well, the big question is it, will they be able to deliver doing pretty much the same thing. are the same promises that were made previously, both from portland to me, but when he took over and the crew, but also from the democratically elected president before him, his predecessor hawk, about what we've seen in the last 3 year. just an increase of attacks in burkina, faso and we, we have to bring back the context in which this is happening. this is because it, this situation is deteriorating in a ne

they've been on strike for the last 2 days in 17 countries, throughout west africa region of the size of the united states, several countries where commercial flights were grounded and no traffic up above. now the air traffic controllers were angry because of their pay and working conditions, and there was still angry whilst they suspended their actions. they said that we'll go back in action striking in 1010 days time. they're angry about their pay conditions and they're working conditions out the air traffic controllers here earned around $300.00 a month, 1200 dollars a year. compare that to their counterparts in europe that earn a $100000.00 a year. now there's also the issue of the working conditions. many of these powers and their electronics are aging and there's an increase of traffic up into the air . recently, some of these air traffic control towers were hacked and so they're asking for more means to deal with the increased traffic and new technology to do their job better . now the heads of state that are currently at the un general assembly, the african heads of state were

almost 800000 people across west africa are displaced because of ongoing torrential, rains and floods. monrovia is barely a meter above sea level. with the rising ocean, the slums are sinking and so are the historical sites. on providence island archeologist found the remains of vessels artifacts and settlements. but look at it now. it is for them race against the ty to dig in, retrieve what they can, because an important chapter of human history is disappearing as we speak for young archaeologists. full day there is a sinking feeling of grief, too ill and lost to seeing his roots. his identity vanish in the water. nicholas hawk al jazeera, providence island, liberia. so so, nick, what are the hopes, an expectation for people in the barrier from this climate conference that is currently underway in their plans? well, liberians are just having to deal with the full front effect of climate change. governments want more money so that people here can adapt to climate change. but in the meantime, people are taking the mattress in their own hands. i just want to show you what people are doi

brought to the caribbean, when enslaved people were brought into the caribbean and the americas, but west africa, south africa, all over the african continent, has had mermaid stories for millennia. there are cave drawings of mermaids in south africa. the doggone people of mali -- as far as they're concerned, the very first creatures on earth were mermaids pin. >> why is all this backlash? why are people so upset? >> because they don't know. they don't know that this exists, and that this has existed for such a long time because the stories that we have, the stories that are in the media, have been whitewashed. we've had access only to a very small percentage of the world's stories. now that starting to open up. people are shocked because they're not used to it. it's okay, they'll get used to. it >> was amazing, a movie like this, or other movies in films that you're seeing backlash, these aren't even real historical figures. these are fantasies. these are fictional characters. can't they be anything? >> they can. they can be anything. i also think that for a very long time, the media has only p

ah, i am pablo fully as welcome to the program where we start with breaking news from west africa. we're burkina faso. cedar poll on read, the amoeba has been ousted in a military coup. the soldiers behind the crew say they've dissolved the government and suspended the constitution. that's according to a statement read by an army captain on state television. earlier explosions and heavy gunfire were reported near the presidential palace in the capitol while to get them. eva's military junta seized power just 9 months ago. all right, well for more journalist henry wilkins joins us from walker to go welcome to d w. so who is actually in charge now? and what do we know about those who have taken over a trial already has now taken control of the country. much like to me, but it came to pass back in january a military. he was a marginal figure out within the army with him trial, right? so we were still trying to really find out as much as we can about who the new leader is at this stage. will tell us about the president's whereabouts. do we know where he is? we do, you know, i mean, tha

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but west africa, in south africa, all over the african continent has had mermaid stories for millenniaolly, as far as the fair is concerned. the very first creatures on earth were mermaids. >> then why are people, why is all of this back rush? why are people so upset? >> because they do not know, they don't know that this exists and that this has existed for such a long time. because of the stories that we have. the stories that are in the media have been whitewashed. we have had access really only to a very small percentage of the world's stories. and now that is starting to open up. and people are shocked. because they are not used to it. but it's okay, they'll get used to it. >> but what's amazing, a movie like this. or other movies and films that you are seeing backlash. these aren't even real historical figures, we're saying oh this isn't an accurate representation, but these are fantasies! these are fictional characters, can't they be anything? >> they can, they can be anything but i also think that for a very long time, the media has really only portrayed one type of person and

is the general of the agojie, an elite force of female soldiers guarding the dahomey kingdom in west africa slave traders. there is plenty of spectacle, plenty of action. there is an extraordinary cast, including john boyega — in his best role yet, i think — lashana lynch, sheila atim. very solidly directed by gina prince—bythewood, beautifully shot by polly morgan. but it is viola davis who dominates the screen. she is such a commanding screen presence. i mean, this is a role — it�*s muscular, it�*s sinewy, it demands a lot of emotional work, a lot of really physical stuff. and the direction of the film, it�*s solid. it�*s not going to break any cinematic rules, it�*s not changing the form of cinema. it�*s very, very mainstream. but it�*s also a movie which is, despite that great ensemble cast, really carried by that central performance. and, i mean, i loved viola davis recently in ma rainey�*s black bottom. we talked about the physicality of that performance. yes. in this, you just think, "wow! "i mean, that is a proper movie star performance." you believe in her, you believe that she�*s

aging and are not able to deal with the sheer number of commercial flights that we're seeing in west africa. they've been really increasing the last number of years recently. some of them have been victim of hacking. so they want better equipment to deal with their jobs. several unionists have been arrested the heads of states of these countries they're currently in new york for the un general assembly had been involved in trying to negotiate and to appease the anger among air traffic controllers or to a federal has placed, has paid his final competitive tennis match the 20 time grand slam champion has retired, but he wrapped up his story career with a loss to the team while pairing at the labor cop in london. full vandal. f. reports ah, taking to the court for the final time. which a fit or a partnering with long time rival raphael nadeau to round out as 24 year korea. and fittingly the match being played in london. the city with federal one the 1st of us 20 grand slam titles. back in 2003. the 41 year old has struggled with injuries the past 3 years, but was still able to, well the crowd.

almost 800000 people across west africa are displaced because of ongoing torrential, rains and floods. monrovia is barely a meter above sea level. with the rising ocean, the slums are sinking and so are the historical sites. on providence island archeologist found the remains of vessel artifacts and settlements. but look at it now. it is for them race against the tie to dig in, retrieve what they can, because an important chapter of human history is disappearing as we speak for young archaeologists. full day there is a sinking feeling of grief. too alarmed, lost to seeing his roots, his identity vanish, and the water. nicholas hawk al jazeera, providence island liberia. the chinese city of chang do has extended its karone of ours, locked down as the government continues its 0 cove and policy. many of the 21000000 residents have been confined to their home since thursday. patrick folk is more beijing who reported previously the authorities on actually given any specific timeline for how long this lockdown would go on for inching to. but they did say on sunday that we go on for at least

we already have reports of farmers in west africa and beyond cultivating fewer crops, because of the price or lack of availability of fertilizers. it is essential to continue removing all remaining obstacles to the export of russian fertilizers and their ingredients, including ammonia. these products are not subject to sanctions, and we will keep up our efforts to eliminate indirect effects. another major concern is the impact of high gas prices on the production of nitrogen fertilizers. and this must also be addressed seriously. without action now, the global fertilizer shortage will quickly morph into a global food shortage. excellencies, we need action across the board. let's have no illusions. we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon. a cost-of-living crisis is raging. trust is crumbling. inequalities are exploding. and our planet is burning. people are hurting, with the most vulnerable suffering the most. the united nations charter and the ideals it represents are in jeopardy. we have a duty to act. and yet, we are gridlocked in colossal global dysfu

also people that are abroad that wanted to fly within west africa, were unable to do so. but there's a temper resolve the issue. but there's a lot more work to be done in order to, to solve the grievances of the regions, air traffic controllers, award winning american actor, louise fletcher, who died at the age of $88.00. she was best known for the roll at one her oscar 976, as the villainous nurse, wretched in the screen. screen it up taishan of one flew over to cook, whose nest, former colleagues and fans paid tribute to the actor. calling here in absolute great. so i had this news out, we have sport with gemma and not even affected elbow. good, stop this, i can change ah . a new year, new lessons and murals. this is the time when you get to choose. your english teacher is for the next 2 years meet the teacher is empowering best students. my tech and my course are all about freedom. we're gonna be looking at respect is i want you to develop the skill with which you speak by letting them choose and lessons they learn. ready revocation, democratic schooling, united kingdo

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thinking the rightful place as a healthy and delicious meal on so many menus, so next time you visit west africa, make sure you come and try this wonderful delicacy by the queen of snails herself. chef obeyed. i might not need to wait until i get with africa to try out that it says and my dentist, thank you so much for tuning and don't forget to hit us up on social media hopefully again next time. ah ah ah ah, with ah, who we love europe. we love diversity and anything unusual. no mountain is too high and no road is too long. in the search of the extraordinary we are the specialists of the lifestyle europe. your romance. in 30 minutes on d. w o blue with the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. the ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. ah, a special look at a special country. he long from above. start september 16th on d, w, a by grant habitat ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea scene of muster. and to far abdul karim drift along, exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean, ready to lead journey th

catalina: many pro-russian accounts based in west africa have been sharing this photo right here on socialedia. allegedly showing the destruction of the military headquarters of the ukrainian army in odessa. provided drones. these posts posted on sunday, september 25 with over 2000 likes on facebook. posted by a pro-russian account based in africa. claims and explosion is visible and this image right here caused by the drones identified as the, causey 136 drones. this post on twitter that claims the same claim that the military headquarters of the ukrainian army in odessa was attacked by russia. supplied by iranian drones. claiming once again that these drones were even provided. what can we confirm from these posts that we found on social media, two things. the first thing we can confirm is that russia did conduct to attacks in the port of odessa. with these iranian provided, causey drones. the first attack took place on september 23 and an administrative building according to the washington post. several drones struck the port of odessa on friday, destroying an administrative building an

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possibility has seen demand for palm oil increase almost 70 fold since 1990 of rich and e from west africa. 85 percent of the world's palm oil now originates in indonesia and malaysia. despite the plants incredible properties, there's a catch. it only grows in the tropics, the location of the world. tropical rain forests. ready our growing appetite, the palm oil, has meant deforestation in a single decade. forest totaling the size of israel being lost, destroying rain prior to displaced indigenous peoples and labor pieces have been documented on palm oil plantation. deforestation destroys habitat tooth threatening pungent from march and tigers. to be around the town, one of human relatives. but the rain for problems don't end in the rain promised patrons, economic b, which wetlands, when that dried out to grow oil palm, they can catch by creating evolution and foaming surrounding region. deforestation is also a leading cause of climate change since the c o 2 absorbing powers of trees and soils are lost. could amount of the deforestation for palm, as it could be called caitlin areas. and pe

ernest marke was a seafarer from sierra leone in west africa.ool, he joined the army to defend the motherland in her hour of need. after all, there was lord kitchener pointing his finger at everybody, "your king and country want you!" and we considered ourselves, well, that the country is our country, and the king is our king, so we march along with them. the next thing we know, we are in the recruiting office. black and asian people played an absolutely crucial role during world war i as the british call for patriotic support was heard throughout the empire. many men and women answered that call, leaving their homelands to contribute as soldiers, sailors, labourers and nurses. during the war, there were a lot ofjobs. anybody could get a job at the munition factories, colour didn't mind, black, white, yellow, green — everybody can work. after thejob was over, and they were all demoralised, the white soldiers seemed to forget that the black man was also in the navy and the army with them. and they couldn't get the jobs and they demanded that thes

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back in april, the 83-year-old nun was kidnapped in the northern part of the country, an area of west africad by violence and poverty she was ransacked in the middle of the night >> they literally took her from her bed and put her on a motorcycle and took off. >> reporter: few clues as to the kidnapper's identities or whereabouts, the sisters thought it would be years before they saw their beloved sue ellen until this week when the fbi reached out and said she was found. >> you spoke to her. what did she tell you? >> i think her first words were, i wish i could put my arms around you and hug you and know that this is real. she did say everyone was respectful of her. she was not hurt but that it was very long. >> reporter: she's known for her compassion and helping others. tonight sister sue ellen is now taking time to heal herself. >> we truly do not know the story. we do not know how she was recovered. but we do know she's safe. and that's what's important. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, nbc news >> amazing outcome >>> when we come back, the new guidelines just out. what the airlines owe you