the project is split between two countries — zimbabwe and zambia.n born in captivity are taken in and cared for, and then released into vast fenced—off game reserves — either here or over the border in zambia — where they form a pride and learn to fend for themselves. once these lions breed, the plan is to transfer their cubs out into the wild. but getting those lions born in captivity used to the bush is the first step on a long journey. what one would experience at lion encounter in victoria falls is all part of what we call stage one. it's where lions — captive lions — are introduced into the natural environment. that's the whole reason for our work. so, we take them out three times, four times a day, regardless of whether there are paying visitors getting involved or anything out there, the whole aim is to get them out into their natural environment. and they experience — they learn stuff. although interaction with humans is kept to a minimum, the project does give you a chance to get close to the lions while they are still relatively young. the

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basin a large area which covers most of namibia and botswana but also parts of angola south africa zambia and zimbabwe the region contains some of the world's most unspoiled landscapes and vast biodiversity some risk of extinction the local economy depends on tourism conservationists fear the environmental damage which would result from oil extraction here. the wildlife will be diminished and the beauty and pure nature that's here will be harmed in some way he worries that the drilling sites will impede the migration path for the largest population of elephants remaining in the wild if recon africa prove up the oil reserves they suspect are here they'll expand the number of drilling sites in the area and build vast infrastructure to support their plans to tap the oil villages living here are afraid their lands will be confiscated taking away their livelihoods as small farmers communities fear that contaminants from drilling would seep into groundwater used for drinking in the irrigation. going you know i can't afford a lawyer who would help me to stand up against an oil company if i don't

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in countries including zambia ghana bangladesh and indonesia over 15 percent of workers work from home. now other nations like germany are playing catch up. but when the pandemic hit 10 germany went into lockdown and a whole bag had to begin working from home from one day to the next work posed a whole new set of challenges we visited her in her workspace at home. use a fino hoffman is an expert on the flexible forms of working and is researching the impact of remote work on company. and a whole bag has a desk job working from home means she now spends no longer in front of her computer. and you know i tried to find some potential times for a meeting with management next week i propose several options but they responded saying they could offer me an appointment at 7 in the evening. you shouldn't really be having meetings at that sort of time but you find yourself making more and more appointments outside normal working hours and i'm glad. it's become a common problem 65 percent of companies report that employees are increasingly likely to be working outside their normal working hours.

in countries including zambia ghana bangladesh and indonesia over 13 percent of workers who work from home. now other nations like germany are playing catch up. when the pandemic hits and germany went into lockdown and a whole bag had to begin working from home from one day to the next work posed a whole new set of challenges we visited her in her workspace at home. hoffman is an expert on the flexible forms of working and is researching the impact of remote work on company. and a whole bag has a desk job working from home means she now spends no longer in front of her computer. or tried to find some potential times for a meeting with management next week i propose several options but they responded saying they could offer me an appointment at 7 in the evening. you shouldn't really be having meetings at that sort of time but you find yourself making more and more appointments outside normal working hours and i'm glad. it's become a common problem 65 percent of companies report that employees are increasingly likely to be working outside their normal working hours. being at home makes

in countries including zambia ghana bangladesh and indonesia over 15 percent of workers work from home. now other nations like germany are playing catch up. when the pandemic hits and germany went into lockdown and a whole bag had to begin working from home from one day to the next work posed a whole new set of challenges we visited her in her workspace at home. using a whole man is an expert on flexible forms of working and is researching the impact of remote work on companies. and a whole bag has a desk job working from home means she now spends longer in front of her computer. i tried to find some potential times for a meeting with management next week i proposed several options but they responded saying they could offer me an appointment at 7 in the evening. you shouldn't really be having meetings at that sort of time but you find yourself making more and more appointments outside normal working hours and i'm glad. it's become a common problem 65 percent of companies report that employees are increasingly likely to be working outside their normal working hours. being at home makes

mitchell says he's raising money for the cecily fund that brings in resources for orphaned children in zambiarica. he jumps in, stays in three minutes at a time, every day. on the coldest day he says he was 24 degrees out of the water and 41 in it. but he doesn't mind the brisk temperatures. >> i feel it gives you a real boost of energy every day if you're feeling kind of a bit lethargic, a bit tired. >> it will wake you up. even though the weather is getting warmer, the lake stays frigid with an average yearly temperature right around 43 degrees according to the california e.p.a. >>> and don't forget, get ready to roll up your sleeves tonight. nbc is hosting a star-studded vaccination special with russell wilson to j.lo and matthew mcconaughey. the celebs are joining president biden in encouraging people to get the vaccine. that's happening in about 30 minutes on nbc bay area. >>> if you're looking to gete, clara, oakland coliseum, lots of openings as of a few hours ago. there's got to be some left. if you want one, it might be something to consider. >> a lot of appointments. >> a lot of app

kina robertshaw came to the uk from zambia.be looking to learn from communities like these? i have never experienced any animosity from the congregation. it's interesting that one time i did a funeral for this family and, bless this man, he just came and walked towards me, then he said, "little did i know that one day it was going to be a black person doing the funeral for my mother." so he just came and said thank you for doing my mother's funeral. despite the fact 50 years ago when they saw a black person, they just shut the door. well, you've got a norman church in rural england. yet what's going on inside that building is a very modern concept. it's diversity, it's multiculturalism. it's a woman of colour, who is the vicar, ministering to a predominantly white parish. but even kina had been told, during her training, that she wasn't the right material for the job. the person who was helping me, to see if i can be a vicar, said this to me, "well, kina, i really can't seem to see where you would fit." she even said, "oh, beca

into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola northern areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny . sponsored by qatar airways. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between is tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do what's the solution we get organized what are world leaders or governments missing targets like 14 we're trying to talk now up front with me marc lamont hill on al-jazeera. how do you know what your god 0 amount of our top stories are and countries across latin america are rushing to impose restrictions as they battle to contain the rising number of covert 1000 cases but brazil's easing restrictions despite being the worst affected country in the region. some of the world's poorest countries may have to wait until june for the 2nd dose of the vaccine supply shortages have seen ne

remain swiped strong in might even triggered the falls and other countries such as argentina brazil zambia all of which carry high dollar denominated debt and have very weak currencies even with all of that progress towards economic recovery there still as always is the concern of inflation globally not just here in the u.s. grain and side as always kristie i thank you so much for your time. the north stream to pipeline may be nearly 96 percent complete but president biden continues to face pressure from both republicans and democrats to put a stop to the landmark project while the latest sanctions against russia covered a host of allegations they stop short of including the pipeline and although u.s. officials have threatened national gets their allies in europe over their involvement reports of also noted that biden is hesitant to saying ssion europe's top economies because the u.s. is relying on them to rally support in efforts to counter china raising questions about whether those harsh threats will ever turn into actions joining me now to discuss is professor richard wolfe host of eco

that unusual blood clots with low blood platelets should be leased to does very rare side effects of zambia e m a is reminding health care professionals and people receiving the vaccine to remain aware of the possibility of very rare cases of blood clots combined with low level of blood platelets occurring within 2 weeks of vaccination. what they will be know though is new advice not just to those. people but also patients who go and get the astra zeneca job that advice will include if within 2 weeks of receiving astra zeneca you face shortness of breath swelling in parts of the border the persistent headaches to go and seek medical advice straight away now it's not clear if the cases that they looked at those 62 cases of the brain blood bleeds and 24 cases of the abdominal throat bruises included 2 cases here in france which resulted in deaths one was a 24 year old medical student in north and here in france their investigations carried out now into exactly how he died but it's believed that he suffered internal bleeding in the stomach area and the 2nd death is that of a 38 year old social

right across into the gulf of guinea will see some showers to make in the way into northern parts of zambia northern areas of mozambique northern parts of madagascar a little bit of wet weather around the eastern cape of south africa down towards the southeast and colder we want the rain where those wildfires are taking place in cape town the brisk winds the dry by the looks set to continue over the next couple of days and if anything it's a touch warmer by wednesday. on counting the cost of 0 to $1.00 versus the markets for the turkish economy. we already on the brink will the president's unconventional economics take over yet passmore example huge gas reserves big investors and the surgeon see could do you a little. helping the costs on al-jazeera a lot of the stories that we cover all hardly conflicts so it's very poor we make them is on the standard well as we care as al-jazeera correspondent stress will be strong to do. and again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour after 3 weeks of witness and expert testimony jury deliberations have begun in the tria

into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola know them areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. but. frank assessments the world is on a brink. that model fabian is that a fair assessment you via catastrophic global hialeah to twice as valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines the inside story. hello again this is al jazeera the main news this hour reports are emerging that the a mosque military killed more than 80 people in the town of boggo on friday in a separate incident a coalition of the rebels is claiming its 1st major attack against security forces that. iran says that it's begun using advanced uranium enrichment centrifuges just ahead of another round of talks in vienna president hassan rouhani made the announcement during a virtual ceremony to mark the country's national nuclear technology day and the presidents

into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola northern areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. a generation identity was at one time a foster's growing far right organization on the continent now watch the investigation that led to the french government banning the group. generation hate . part 2 of a special 2 part investigation on a. test of the. the. again you're watching out as are most of our top stories this hour and countries across latin america are rushing to impose restrictions as they battle to contain the rising number of covert 1000 cases but brazil is easing restrictions despite being the worst affected country in the region. people in kurdistan a virtual proposed changes to the constitution critics say the overall give more power to the president and will threaten democracy has been cited for over a call for the referendum after months of political turmoil. prime minister has warned against a spiral

cameroon and southern parts of nigeria further south it is multipath atoll lashley come down into also zambia zimbabwe will see some places sunshine there into botswana in the maybe south africa recess of the next few days one of 2 showers into northern parts most m.p. . a footballer from spain traded battling opponents on the page for fighting fascism at home on the broad. footballing legend at accountant introduces up the name on the bottle. of water he could use his beloved game to help himself and others survive the horrors of the nazi concentration camp. football rebels on al-jazeera. you're watching al jazeera for a month now of our top stories prince philip will be honored with a $41.00 gun salute at locations across the u.k. on saturday following his death at the age of $99.00 the prince was married to queen elizabeth the 73 years the royal family has entered an official period of mourning. the 1st death sentences since the military coup had been announced in me in march for the killing of an army captain's associate many people have been killed in the southern city of good as the arm

southern parts of nigeria further south it is not too bad it's all last they've come down into also zambia zimbabwe will cease and places sunshine there into botswana in the maybe south africa recess of the next few days one of 2 showers into northern parts of my same basic. support qatar airways talking to i'll just see what. can you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material to any country to the euro conflict and yet we meet with the global news makers until about the stories that matter on al-jazeera understand the differences and similarities of cultures across that would certainly to have you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter. you're watching are just there a reminder of our top stories this hour versions of prince philip queen elizabeth husband has died at the age of 99 he was married to the queen for 73 years and served on site or through the length of her reign the world family has entered an official period of mourning. the 1st death sentences since the military coup have been announ

right across into the gulf of guinea will see some showers to make in the way into northern parts of zambia northern areas of mozambique northern parts of madagascar a little bit of wet weather around the eastern cape of south africa down towards the southeast and cold we want the rain where those wildfires are taking place in cape town the brisk winds the dry by the looks set to continue over the next couple of days and if anything it's a touch warmer by wednesday. finland has committed to cutting its carbon emissions with the world's most ambitious production goal carbon neutrality in just 15 years now it's really time to actually get to and we can go eat if we want to but 1st the nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry and being an active emissions souls people in power finland's climate warriors on a. the climate is changing and action now is paramount the challenges are immense but overcoming the this crucial will president joe biden galvanized efforts for stronger action stay with the just 0 for special coverage of the leaders' summit on climate. one h

in countries including zambia ghana bangladesh and indonesia over 13 percent of workers who work from home. now other nations like germany are playing catch up. when the pandemic hits and germany went into lockdown and a whole back had to begin working from home from one day to the next work posed a whole new set of challenges we visited her in her workspace at home. you know hoffman is an expert on flexible forms of working and is researching the impact of remote work on company. and a whole bag has a desk job working from home means she now spends no longer in front of her computer. or tried to find some potential times for a meeting with management next week i propose several options but they responded saying they could offer me an appointment at 7 in the evening. you shouldn't really be having meetings at that sort of time but you find yourself making more and more appointments outside normal working hours and i'm glad. it's become a common problem 65 percent of companies report that employees are increasingly likely to be working outside their normal working hours. being at home

i think really what we are talking about is countries like ethiopia, zambia, members of the common frameworke a lot of bilateral -- with countries outside of the u.s. we need to find out what is going on there and that is a big point this week. tom: jordan with huge royal turmoil this weekend. how does jordan stay in business ? such a fragile economy with all the palestinian refugees they have. how do they do that? damian: by borrowing $700 million from the u.s. the calls and do a question the a court of has been in place and for political risk. we just have to take a step back. the imf is trying to secure $650 so they can lend more into these -- tom: lending to why or is it eight? damian: lending to who? some of those loans may very well go to paying down other debt. tom: it sounds like finance from the 19th century. what is different this time, where is the collateral or is it just a proxy for aid of another day and age? damian: the difference this time is i don't think the market is expecting a plan. that would shut down the frontier to capital market access. everybody is talking about a

i mentioned in zambia and kenya, black africans manage a choir the necessary i.d. to vote. making this racist argument uniquely on the planet black americans are too stupid to get picture i.d.? do you know anyone without picture i.d.? >> i don't. i mean black people drive cars, black people get on airplanes. if you want to go to the all-star game in denver and you want to fly delta airlines you will have to show photo "today" get on the planes. maybe delta can explain why that's not racist but is racist to expect people to show i.d. when they vote. bigoted comment to think that blacks are too confused or unprepared or disorganized to get our hands on i.d. cards. we have i.d. cards. if there are people who don't have i.d. cards, what the democrat party should do let's get these people i.d. cards so they can cash checks and get on planes and walk into government billings? et cetera. if you don't have i.d. card you are not participating fully in life. let's get i.d. card into their hands. every american will have an i.d. card. people are prove they are who they say they are. t

basin a large area which covers most of namibia and botswana but also parts of angola south africa zambia and zimbabwe but the region contains some of the world's most unspoiled landscapes and vast biodiversity some at risk of extinction the local economy depends on tourism conservationists fear the environmental damage which would result from oil extraction here. the wildlife will be diminished and the beauty and pure nature that's here will be harmed in some way he worries that the drilling sites will impede the migration path for the largest population of elephants remaining in the wild if recon africa prove up the oil reserves they suspect are here they'll expand the number of drilling sites in the area and build vast infrastructure to support their plans to tap the oil villages living here are afraid their lands will be confiscated taking away their livelihoods as small farmers communities fear that contaminants from drilling would seep into groundwater used for drinking india a geisha i. am going you know i can't afford a lawyer who would help me to stand up against an oil company i

in countries including zambia ghana bangladesh and indonesia over 15 percent of workers who work from home. now other nations like germany are playing catch up. when the pandemic hit 10 germany went into lockdown and a whole back had to begin working from home from one day to the next work posed a whole new set of challenges we visited her in her workspace at home. if you know hoffman is an expert on the flexible forms of work and is researching the impact of remote work on companies. and a whole bag has a desk job working from home means she now spends no longer in front of her computer. so i tried to find some potential times for a meeting with management next week i proposed several options but they responded saying they could offer me an appointment at 7 in the evening. you shouldn't really be having meetings at that sort of time but you find yourself making more and more appointments outside normal working hours and i'm glad. it's become a common problem 65 percent of companies report that employees every increasingly likely to be working outside their normal working hours. being

into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola northern areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. from the al-jazeera london broke. to people in thoughtful conversation people who use the lowest get agreement to describe the outsider with no host and no limitation because difference between a migrant and refugee is purely a choice when you are refugee you are forced to speak one of asthma khan and act at what has happened a lot in the west is that culture and food are separated studio b. unscripted on al-jazeera. environmental crisis is the defining story of our time never before have planetary and human health been so clearly aligned and tried agitators award winning environmental solutions across the world we seek out people who are fighting nato scorn and combating climate change while finding ways to protect all life on our planet earth life coming soon on the ceroc . it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha but the news from al-jazeera of top stories this hour reports are eme

into the gulf of guinea the show is extend across the northern parts of angola northern areas of zambia well in parts of mozambique but to the south of that it's fine dry and sunny. but. you financial crisis is the defining story of our time never before have done it already in human health so clearly outlined and tried in atmospheres award winning environmental solutions for example across the world we seek out people who are fighting nato us gone and combating climate change while finding ways to protect the border life on our planet earth life coming soon on the sierra. when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges have said dish on the state line becomes the default when media namely devoted looking for images that lead to that matter to these guys and just how did he create a new series makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a. it's good to have you with us hello ad

right across into the gulf of guinea will see some showers to make in the way into northern parts of zambia northern areas of mozambique northern parts of madagascar a little bit of wet weather around the eastern cape of south africa down towards the southeast and cold we want the rain where those wildfires are taking place in cape town the brisk winds the dry weather looks set to continue over the next couple of days and if anything it's a touch warmer by wednesday coming up on the news hour on al jazeera where in cuba where young people say they want meaningful changes the communist party looks to select new leaders i really struggled being on my own for most of the sub or not being out to see my family it is tough as england opens up university students are demanding to know when they'll be allowed to return to class after a severe coronavirus outbreak the vancouver canucks are back on the ice in the n.h.l. peter will have that story in sports. al-jazeera who is beneath the waves with a team of women. and determined to save the dolphins we all share the same responsibility we need to do

we have three countries, china, ethiopia, and zambia that have decided to use this particular frameworkuld say that is one mechanism to bring everyone, including the private sector, on board in providing relief on the debt front. >> what is the risk of an emerging market debt crisis at this point? if one country has a problem, how insulated, isolated, is it possible to make that country to avoid contagion? what is your modeling telling you? gita: firstly, just to be clear, we are not seeing any systemic debt crisis. we have a world recovering strongly and it is good for everybody when there is a high deal of growth. especially if you are a large trading partner of the u.s. that helps you. in general, if you are an exporter, you benefit from it. we know that when there are periods when interest rates go up in response to positive news, that is not terribly damaging for emerging markets. on the other hand, with the fast recovery in the u.s., if there is a price tightening in financial conditions, that of course is a concern. i will mention a couple of things. unlike 2013, many emerging ma

happen when we have an emergency which is no fault of the poorer countries was up you cannot blame zambiaendent investigation into what happened with mr cameron lobbying for greensill. on this issue, why is it important to you that former ministers follow the rules when it comes to lobbying activities and, if they don't, what should be done about it? i obviously welcome an enquiry because it is important to get to the bottom of this post i don't have the bottom of this post i don't have the detail on what happened with mr cameron, greensilland the detail on what happened with mr cameron, greensill and other people. my cameron, greensill and other people. my general point this morning, and i make it very generally, is that public office should not become the platform for private gain. i don't think that former ministers and prime ministers should be engaged in lobbying for particular commercial companies when they are lobbying their successors, who they know very well and could have privileged access to them. it is something not fair. it gives people the oppression that there is one law fo