now risen for 8 trading sessions in a row african countries have joined calls for the united states to end is the toll on judicial appointments at the world trade organization the white house has been blocking new jobs on the w t o appellate body afaik using it of over stepping its role now 43 african nations say an urgent solution is needed to ensure the body can function effectively. doing business in nigeria is still male dominated but things are changing as more women embrace the culture of empowerment through networking media personality and up an entrepreneur sheet of aidid who wants to bring more women together and inspire them to bring about change correspondent funny for char reports from. an early morning for this television crew the team is getting ready for several shows what matters to women in nigeria what helps women to run their own business these are just some of the topics that are being broadcast today. at a local t.v. station here in lagos and this is charlotte depot who is the host of various shows here which have one thing in common what women. everything they. give women a platform to talk about. celebrate their lives apart from. business . until now

countries have joined calls for the us to end its veto one judicial appointments at the world trade organization the white house has been blocking jobs on the w t o appellate body accusing it of overstepping its role the african group made up of 43 nations says an urgent solution is needed to ensure the body can function effectively. a study shows robots will take over 20000000 manufacturing jobs worldwide by 2030 it could significantly boost economic output but also cause most social inequality. and the price of bread coin has soared to its highest level since january last year to protect kanzi jumping 10 percent to around $13000.00 it's now risen for 8 trading sessions in iraq. over the past few years thousands of people have died in clashes between dogmatic herders and farmers in nigeria behind the conflict is competition of a pastoral lat and religious and historical differences another reason a growing taste for meat in nigeria's booming population. these are the men profiting from nigeria's growing taste for meat their herders with a nomadic 2 lani tried and their cattle range across africa's sahil region

take a hit of around 2 $120000000.00 as a result the white house has warned that the imposition of higher tariffs by india could break world trade organization rules. german drugs and chemicals company buyer has launched a p.r. offensive to counter the growing criticism over its we killer roundup and the controversial key ingredient glyphosate which is said to cause cancer roundup was a top seller of u.s. agro chemical company monsanto and and now belongs to buyer after $63000000000.00 merger last year. buyer is making headlines once again following talks with politicians shareholders and environmental activists the company has conceded that it must make changes they promise to invest 5000000000 euros in research over the next 10 years to develop a more sustainable alternative to glyphosate in the p.r. campaign however by air is repeating its cya mold mantra life a site is safe when used correctly and it wishes to continue selling the product but the very existence of this p.r. campaign shows buyer is feeling the pressure court cases in the us have done particular damage to the company's image and to their bank balance by a was sued for $200

the world trade organization. they use it as a trojan horse to steal from everyone, not just america. they don't care about the agreements. the idea is that they know they have a president in the white house, if they do, we come up with a sale and they cheat, this is a president that won't be afraid to say no, no, no. we're not going to do that. >> neil: you don't think that -- you think it boomerangs on him? >> we'll see. he does a lot of threatening. when it comes down to follow-through -- >> and right now no politician would have done it to china -- >> neil: if this was so disastrous, we wouldn't be looking at record low unemployment. >> it's taking a little while -- >> neil: much hasn't kicked? >> it's easy for us to say a nickel here and a nickel there doesn't cost much. >> all i'm saying -- >> let me talk, charles. >> neil: i wish we had more time. nothing has kicked in yet. if and when that happens, maybe we'll have another panel discussion. meantime, the president says republicans would be foolish to challenge him on the mexican tariffs. i want you to meet the republican senator that is foolish enough to attack the real source of the problem. and it doesn't involve tariffs. ♪ ♪ ♪

white house and republican-controlled senate as well, it's highly likely to go through. but i do think that if britain does exit under world trade organization terms, britain will do just fine. already thegovernment has pledged to remove 95% of existing eu-imposed tariffs. so britain will already be -- immediately be i think a major free trade player on the international stage with the world's fifth largest economy and already discussions have been held between the british government, over hundreds of governments across the world with regard to potential free trade deals. david: marc? >> you talk a lot about the political situation in the united states and how that will affect the u.k., u.s. free trade deal. what about the up coming selection of a prime minister in the u.k.? do you see that adjusting the likelihood of a deal? >> yeah, that's a great question. and we are likely to see a new conservative prime minister in place by the end of july. and it's highly likely that you are going to see a hard-line pro brexit prime minister in place replacing theresa may who has been very half-hearted on brexit, among the leading contenders for the conservative party leadership, including boris j