well, it's a really interesting discovery, entirely buried under the continental shelf of west africadimensions, and it's exciting that it happens to be potentially close to the same time as the chicxulub event 66 million years ago — known to be the main cause of the extinction event that killed the dinosaurs, and 75% of life on earth. absolutely fascinating. so tell me a little bit more about this second asteroid. what did it do? where did it hit, and what was the impact of it? yeah, so it's a much, much smaller — it probably was smaller than, say, 500m, you know, probably about the size of the asteroid bennu that, you know, is a near—earth object today. and it's thought, based on the 3d data, that we can constrain — it hit this shelf off west africa, coming in sort of at a low angle in a shallow sea. and those hundreds of metres of water it hit would've generated a pretty significant tsunami, certainly destructive to, you know, life on the coast of west africa and potentially, you know, damaging across the ocean. it may not have been a global event, however, it wouldn't have been la

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i'm after the war he decided to remain in that time german south, west africa. are my children. uh they 1st generation and got grandchildren for another 50 years. yeah. you know, the interesting thing is of the, the 1st built wall, of course the german router was over to the south africans then took over, they continued was exactly the same policies. they did not stay local population, especially dennis even stricter rules keeping them the results. we as young whites at it during a popular time, we've, it kept, you know, we had our own scores. everything was apart and separate until we started a score on the phone for the children of the employees, mainly nama in our area where we were living. then it became clear to us what actually happened that had never been close about the trauma that they experience especially was that status sort of flow out loud citizen. never changed until independence. only when in 2004, when the 100. yeah. since he's very offset colonial war, came up, the people of course saw about the use, the to them a new drum and speaking a maybe i don't have a ni

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any, there is no typical nigerian cuisine. culinary traditions in west africa transcended the borders of today. before would be chain nations. they were living in uh, uh, empire which, which quotes across this present nation states. and because of that, most of us have the coaches, the seminar being influenced by religion influenced by trade or no, no i you see the similarity bucket. these menus are bringing a new audience to west african was the she's a role model for others to the 7 people trying to do it for do when it's with leaning on this tablet. um 2 things, i'll say now more more people move on the trucks and which is west africa on the place i'm presenting in the words each of those stems from the house of language refers to that silence that spreads around the table. when a meal is simply delicious. now, on to vienna, we want to learn more about the most famous and primitive austria elizabeth called sissy. the story of her life has been turned into many a movie. our reporter explains why she's still fascinated so many. today i wouldn't be yet uh, tracing the footsteps of one

i think now more more people move on the trucks and which is west africa on the place i'm presenting the word teacher to stems from the house. the language refers to that silence that spreads around the table when a meal is simply delicious and have a seat. now on to vienna, we want to learn more about the most famous and 1st of austria, elizabeth called to see the story of her life has been turned into many a movie. a reporter explains why she's still fascinated so many today i wouldn't be yet on tracing the footsteps of one particularly beloved 19th century royal and the empress elizabeth or stacy is famous for eccentricities. she had attached to work tired and drunk line to breakfast every day. the woman who went against the great, there's something enticing about this empress who wanted more than just to produce errors. but what is it exactly the drama, the traffic events in her life is a love affair. she was assassinated when she was 61 years old. all this is a mix, so for fascinations my 1st stop of the day is the whole sport imperial palace. this was the political center of th

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they are planning a move to west africa while the brother is very much at home in france.ning, he lands in his new home in senegal. now he has arrived, he reflects on why he felt he had to leave. meeting his extended family, it is clear that he still feels an outsider. but this is a place where that can change. like some other young africans born in france making thejourney, it is somewhere he is connected to his history and his future. you can watch nour s full documentary on the bbc iplayer in the uk, or on the bbc news africa youtube channel — just search for �*the homecoming'. there is big breaking news coming to us from philadelphia where the district attorney has filed a lawsuit against the tech billionaire elon musk to end his cash giveaway to voters. there has been a lot of monies about his $1 million hand—out in the run—up to the election and now we are hearing a district attorney has filed a lawsuit against elon musk. we have more on that coming up, stay with us. a prolific vietnamese people smuggler has shared details of the forgery, fraud and deceit used to ena

how cold on these in west africa, the british still wants to control a former color need through the commonwealth and of cause. the belgians are still alive and well in belgium, we are not free. and when they cannot control africans on african leaders, then they of course undermine those who will stand up against the violin. is not as the car violin is, the one is the one that continues to commend the continent of africa. because is the one that keeps on divided groups talk divided through our laws. a gift has divided through oh wow. education system give size divided through politics. jupiter divided through neil colonial institutions keep size divided because of the boundaries give size divided because we are manipulated on the basis of the past violin was a cause. i did k, i did by jo dot fe mazda nigeria has written a book, which all of us must read the cost of binding and didn't bid. it was the cost which remains with us. it is of cost. it is a cost that must be exercised. the cost, if the cost of buying is not exercise, africa will never be united. and if africa is never united

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if we run away for a moment from the trade, which is just drawing west africa is being strong or life the pipeline is from those on slide those on, on zillow. then we go into the audi, none of aid. and we, i saw a saw is why it is that students african countries that he gained independence. we continue to receive a if we are not receiving a from the international monday through fund, off from the was bank or from the european union on lately different from this chinese. we, us crowns and on. we are told that a is the magic bullet that will save the continental vice versa. the onset to that question, these know somebody as a dumb base, some all you as written a book, which must be commended to all that 8 i'm done based on tells us that not a single chemistry. it's gone by rise on the basis of being a to the some lawyer tells us not in so many words, but to that effect, that if i recall continues to this give aid, then she would remain a slave and then did when one compare the fate of locked in america in the days that she was receiving aid those days when countries such as i just do no

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, certainly in west africa . certainly in west africa. >> it'smplicated. in the caribbean, i think it's less complicated because without a shadow of a doubt, most of the economy there was driven by unfree labour. now, there would have been some people who benefited from it who, you know , benefited from it who, you know, who were mixed race. but certainly the majority of people that provided the unfree labour were black. and what happened afterwards was it was replaced by a system of indentured labour by a system of indentured labour by which, even when they were freed in 1833, they were having to provide a great deal of input into the west indian and canbbean into the west indian and caribbean economy. basically, they weren't being paid the market rate by any means whatsoever, while at the same time, of course, compensation was going to the slave owners, not to the slaves. and that's the argument that basically these these communities have started so far behind because of treatment in the caribbean that something needs to be done now in order to

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let's beginning your region west africa. your government aims to reassert its influence after years of inward looking administrations. but you've had this domino of cruise on your doorstep in this a hell new share, molly and burkina faso, all following to military governments. it's not going to be an easy task, is it is not easy, but you have to look at the root causes of what we're facing today. the unconstitutional changes of government. they are a direct result of the failure of the user head strategy. the direct result of the, um uh the beginning dawn of the good that she's regina in, uh, in the, in libya they are of course a direct result of, uh, uh, trying to cubs the migration and the fight against terrorism. and the fact that nigeria was not included in quite a number of these initiatives. and with those factors in mind, what does it mean for you in actual practice? because you're the big player in echo us. and this is the economic community of west african states. it's been key to your influence in the region, and n

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about the history of west african rice farmers, including such works, deep roots rice farmers in west africa and the african diaspora. she co-edited. she was a coeditor of rice global networks and new histories, which was selected as a choice outstanding academic title feels black has served as a consultant for the smithsonian smithsonian national museum of african american history and permanent exhibit rice fields of the lowcountry. she is the executive producer and libelous of i'm buried unmarked requiem for rice a widely perform and original contemporary classical work by celebrated composer john wineglass fils black is a descendant of africans enslaved rice plantations in callington counties. carolina her great great great grandfather fought the combahee river raid in june 1863. how determined nation to illuminate the riches of the gullah and to reclaim geechee history and culture has taken her to the rice fields of south carolina and georgia, to those of sierra leone and the republic of new guinea in west africa. please join me in welcoming, welcoming either feels black to the library i