now dw documentary hello, welcome to your favorite show, the 77 percent coming to straight from zambia. and my name is i to illegal below sheet. i promise you we have issue pockets food. when loads of fun, you don't want to is that out? visit for them. showcase is the beauty of our beloved continent. what bring you some of africa? pinus stories, the hot spots and here is what's coming up. we meet young uganda who a boosting the local tourism industry in can yeah. captains for miles takes us on a mesmerizing balloon to us over to my sy, mata and it's cut. i've seen that at the army not shows with us through the narrow strip of stone town. so we, i leave in stone, one of them b as tourists caught slides area, what i'm doing is southern tourists visit this place to see the my t, them be the river. well, it is also a place they come to see them was the 24th, which is known as the victoria falls. as you can see, we're actually in the dry season, so the water is not as intense as compared to the rain in season. however, if you still want to see the smoke that thunder, which is what was the t

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especially to young zambia, varia. and that's the market that we're trying to explore. both we have in collaborative efforts of the private sector as well as you know, the government was we want to make sure that the, you know, a country gets to experience more. so these 2 are offering, take advantage of what we have, you know, as the countries sounds we days more like we are blindfolded, we can't really see what we have. and we just want to everybody to appreciate the value of our the tourism offerings that we do have. all right, we did put the same question to young zombie owns in the saga. and here's what they had to say. zombie as a nation, is he there twice that she had a looking at the natural for that by then. and the thought there was life in livingstone. we have victor, a 4th, which is called a big voice. we are trying to arrest, we have revised legs for burst, most the gun to if you want to. good. i said you really have to make it, but it's good that that place is really expensive cuz right now they have increase on the fuel prices. so the amount busby, i use

the camilla harris trip that you mentioned, the vice president of the united states to gonna and zambia or am i forget really the one other country tons near. i think it might have been i'm, i, there wasn't so so much corporate america tied to that trip despite what she was saying. and there, i think there is a problem for the united states. they really do need to get a lot more corporate american companies focused only african market than they have at the moment. china is accused, once again of setting debt traps across the continent is, is good question. this is a piece of work that we ourselves did at chatham house, published in that last december. and we'd looked at where china was really investing so that the reality is it shut china's of f d i and investments are, are deep. but in a smaller number of countries, particularly 7 or 8 countries, which we focused on. when we looked at those in death, we didn't find evidence of debt track except potentially am one. and that's g booty . and that's because if it's g, a strategic position on the gulf of aidan, i'm many countries have strat

we travel now for the north to zambia, which was one of the 1st countries to break free from the yoke of british imperialism. like elsewhere in africa, the reaction of the population to the combination is negative. the theme, both of the british a corona, iraq, still stanza zambia today like the high court you are seeing behind me, which was commissioned in 1957 by queen elizabeth. less than dan judicial assist him follows the british judicial system. and even the attire won by sam dan, the judges is the same as the crown court system. and now the zambian are going to celebrate the coronation of prince charles the 3rd with a mixed emotions. in my view, i think if any african countries looking to benefit out of the money which is going to be spent on the coronation of king charles, this country ought to go back and think again. there are no free lunches on this planet. the british government is spending money to honor the inauguration of the british king, and it ends there as a and african country or commonwealth member state. you have to ask yourself, is this coronation something that

application in washington, working is very pleased that used will work with colombia, kosovo, and zambia is at the beginning to explore the possibility of cooperation in everything from improving their current systems to developing new ones digital services for citizens , the creation of innovative and easy -to-use platforms with functions like the ones you will see today. we continue our close cooperation with ukraine by supporting the development of the action and contribute to their partnership with other countries so that ukrainian leadership can inspire more digital transformations around the world, as explained by the assistant of samantha power, erin mckee, it is about using certain functions of the application in different countries depending on their needs, and the beauty of evolution is the evolution of this tool so that it or some parts of it may be useful for certain purposes, for example, maybe instead of i will want to use only electronic passports to facilitate the ability of its citizens to travel or maybe kosovo is only interested in the public procurement system so that

president comalla harris, who's announced billions of dollars and investments to gonna tanzania and zambia biden has committed $55000000000.00 in financial assistance to africa over the next 3 years, he's also increased humanitarian aid to african countries. mainly those battling food insecurity. while he has a look at how american investments in africa compared to chinese ones, china was the continents largest to weigh trading partner in 2021. with more than $254000000000.00 worth of business. the united states institute of peace says that's 4 times the amount of trade between the u. s. and africa. a new study by the center for global development says the chinese banks provided $23000000000.00 to infrastructure projects in sub saharan africa, between 272020. that's more than double. the amount lent by such banks in the u. s . germany, japan and france combined. beijing is the largest provider of foreign direct investment, supporting hundreds of thousands of african jobs. that's nearly double the level of u. s. foreign direct investment. chinese landing to african countries has dropped lat

a good example has been given by drc and zambia, when they are going to come up with a joint projects for electric vehicles. there are concerns about foreign investment in africa. for example, a few weeks ago, the president of the world bank and told me that some of these loans and investments need to be and i quote, more transparent. you share that concern? how do you make sure that happens? transparent scene is very — make sure that happens? transparent scene is very much _ make sure that happens? transparent scene is very much important. - make sure that happens? transparent scene is very much important. one . make sure that happens? transparent scene is very much important. one of| scene is very much important. one of the things that we fully want to reach an agreement on is to be very open about the issues that are on the table. there should be no hidden clauses. there have been hidden clauses. there have been hidden clauses in the past. and albert, my friend, let me end on this. one thing that you've been working on and you're still trying to get it fully implemented is the afr

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he wants to expand his p energy model to zambia botswana and south africa. and even further away to spain in the united kingdom, it is a fantastic project and a genuine cycle when the harvest left overs become fertilizer again, i'm the aunt for to often we only extract role materials, devastating nature in the process. illegal, good minds are a very point net example. these are doing a bit this week explores how an app is helping to detect ben ah, there are around a 100 illegal gold mines in southeastern synagogue. residents here depend on gold to survive, to extract the precious metal, the use toxic chemicals like mercury, which in large amounts is toxic to humans and wildlife and pollute the environment . but one senegalese geologist in dakar has developed a computer program that can identify and locate illegal mining operations marrow nom, take satellite images from different regions, and updates them regularly with recent pictures. this in the ha area in question is this white area shop. it's 8 years later, way you can see how this mine has expanded. don

we should promote the spirit of production at source and a good example has been given by zambia.h a joint project on the production of batteries, or electrical batteries. and you can find out much more on talking business with aaron heslehurst this weekend right here on bbc news and of course on bbc iplayer. in other news.... china says it has become the world's biggest exporter of cars after overtaking japan in the first three months of the year. official figures show china exported over a million vehicles in that time, up 58% compared to the first quarter of 2022. that compares with the 954,000 cars exported by japan over the same period. china's exports were boosted by demand for electric cars and sales to russia. staying with china, the president, xijinping, has promised greater co—operation with central asia at the end of a two—day summit. mr xi said the region had to unleash its traditional links in trade, energy, and transport. analysts say russia's focus on the war in ukraine has distracted it from its traditional influence with that central asia block. don't forget you c

and from the process of manufacturing and promoting the spirit and a good example has been given in zambiacome up with a joint project the production of batteries for electric motor vehicles. batteries for electric motor vehicles— batteries for electric motor vehicles. ., u, vehicles. you can get the full interview _ vehicles. you can get the full interview on _ vehicles. you can get the full interview on our _ vehicles. you can get the full interview on our website. - vehicles. you can get the full interview on our website. in | interview on our website. in other news out of asia this morning, china's tech giant posted a 2% rise in quarterly revenue in that actually missed analyst expectations and they also said they would list their computing business and earlier this year, they announced plans to spin off into six different following a regulatory crackdown in the country. before we go, let's quickly show you how wall street is doing because it seems like the optimism for a possible debt ceiling breakthrough has lifted spirits at all the major indices doing quite well. that is it for thi

we should promote a spirit of production at source and a good example has been given by drc and zambiap with a joint project on the production of batteries for electric motors. sport now to the us. it's known as the happiest place on earth, then layoffs and the closure of its star wars themed hotel and disney has pulled the plug on a plan to invest more than $1 billion to build a new corporate campus in florida. it's the latest in a spat between the company and the state's republican governor. samira hussain has more. in a statement to employees, disney said it scrapped its plans because of new leadership at the company and changing business conditions. bob eiger returned to disney november just 11 months after he left. the changing business conditions are likely to include the tension between disney and florida's governor, ron desantis. now, disney is the largest single employer in the state, but it came under criticism by the governor when disney opposed a new law in the state that would ban the discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity in public schools. in a competing sta

deal in terms of nuclear infrastructure developments gone in lots area and zambia and one to if we look specifically at egypt, i know that you involved in the development of nuclear pilot projects in that country. how come the interruption experience help you with your work here in south africa? i think it's important to 1st the night that's each country is very different. um, particularly when implementing a new care program. um, so as a responsible vendor, we really work with different countries and look at this specifics and try and tailor make a solution for them. that's not to say that we don't learn lessons on, on each of our boats, but it's all said to know it's we, we both are the 18 vdr reactors outside of russia. so we have a great deal of experience in dealing in foreign countries. um, so i would say that, you know, as a responsible vendor, we really work at a scale and a pace with the countries that are interested in nuclear power to implement a program that's going to be safe and sustainable in the long term. if we look at the international scenario, how important is africa

and a lot of done a great deal in terms of nuclear infrastructure developments gone and much area zambia. and wonder if we look specifically at egypt. i know that you involved in the development of nuclear pilot projects in that country. how come me adoption experience help you with your work here in south africa? i think it's important to 1st the night that's each country is very different, particularly when implementing a new cap program. so as a responsible vendor, we really work with different countries and i'm look at best specifics and try and tailor make a solution for them. um, that's not to say that we don't learn lessons on, on each of our boats, but it's all said to know it's we, we both are the 18 vdr reactors outside of russia. so we have a great deal of experience dealing in foreign countries. um, so i would say that, you know, as a responsible vendor, we really work at a scale and a pace with the countries that are interested in nuclear power to implement the program that's going to be safe and sustainable in the long term. if we look at the international scenario, how imp

and a lot of done a great deal in terms of nuclear infrastructure developments gone and much area zambia. and wonder if we look specifically at egypt. i know that you're involved in the development of nuclear pilot projects in that country. how come the egyptian experience help you with your work here in south africa? i think it's important to 1st the night that's each country is very different, particularly when implementing a new car program. um, so as a responsible vendor, we really work with different countries and i look.

the heads of state of zambia, senegal, the republican of congo, egypt and south africa are set to meeth the two leaders. at stake is not just eastern europe, but saving lives of many africans. >> still ahead, europe's most daring jewel heist, five men convicted for the $123 million theft that -- at dresden's will alice. we bring you the latest from the cam film festival, which opened with a record number of films by female film makers. ♪ >> the weather is looking settled for much of australia, barely a cloud in the sky across north central, northern and western areas. lots of sunshine coming in for perth. that is not the case for the southeast, things have turned colder, with julie starts in the morning. sunshine coming for brisbane, temperatures recovered after wet weather in the week. we have showers wednesday into thursday, some improvement as we go into the weekend. more on the way, sunshine on saturday. that is not the case in new zealand, very wet and wintry weather pulling in from the south island. that will drop mergers -- drop temperatures into thursday. for auckland, sunny sp

zambia, senegal and the republic of congo, and egypt are involved in the effort. the u.s. has accused south africa of supplying weapons to russia. it denies any knowledge of that. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. jon: welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. i want to get a quick check on the markets after i tell you but a headline i saw across the screen -- pfizer has a book of $85 billion for it on sale. that is massive and that is something we are going to get to, be covering throughout the program. just an incredible bond offering. this comes after the last big when we talked about, was apple. i think that was $5 billion, 11 billion dollar book in comparison to this. so gigantic pick building -- i can take book building for pfizer. the s&p down about .3%. off a little bit with a gain in yield. a little competition for the yield you get on stocks. you can see the bloomberg dollar index rising rising .2%, not a huge gain. investors have been selling on the rallies for

about six countries including zambia, senegal, egypt, and south africa, are interested in carrying outhis piece mission to try and speak to both leaders in peace settlement, so he says that because these leaders have indicated their willingness to listen and receive these delegations, there are no means to start the discussion -- there are now means to start the discussion on how to constitute this delegation that would have to go and sit down with the two warring leaders. brent: you know there has been talk several times about possible peace plans. they certainly have not panned out. what makes the leaders from these six african nations think that they have a better chance when it comes to mediating or bringing about the end of this war? >> i think for africa, they could believe it in terms of using its soft power in terms of some of the countries that are in the brics like china. and africa has strong ties with china. china would pay a strong part in terms of influencing the russian president to sit down for a peace settlement in terms of this conflict that is ongoing. if you look at

speaking on the african continent zambia is one of the country that havicalified for this expanded women'sand the other win is morocco, it is the first arab country to qualify for the women's world cup, so such a huge significant historic moment for the country and the continent, now it is no surprise that has happened. we have seen how well the men's team have seen how well the men's team have done in the world cup and we saw back in 2020 the moroccan fa putting in a four year strategy in plan to increase and promote the women's game from the bottom at grass root levels to the senior team, we have seeing the fruits of their labour, making it to the final of the women's africa cup of nations for the first time last year. speaking of morocco, let us speak to a defender who has very kindly joined us here on bbc news. congratulations first, you are part of the morocco team, we heard mimi saying it has taken focus, it has taken invest, how do you feel that morocco is going to be going to the world cup, what does it mean to you and yourteam? world cup, what does it mean to you and your team? fi

of wonderful system will already be used in other countries, it seems to say there about colombia, zambiat western european countries . unfortunately, for now, although i think that europe also has something to learn from us, when you go to er, to old europe and see how everything there works slowly and is not digitized. we would like to advise them to use our systems for transparent sales , are there any chances for us to make money from this , or at least share our experience with other countries and teach them to sell transparently competitively without corruption in such competitions absolutely yes, we are now specifically in the stage of negotiations with some countries of both the developed world and developing countries, there is indeed an interest on the part of the governments of other countries regarding the implementation of the experience that we have because transparent sales is a system that works on a turnkey basis and it is also technical the solution is also the legislative infrastructure, so we will gladly share our experience and, accordingly, we will also try to earn s

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and yes, he was involved in fighting in what became rudisha is now zambia in the 1890s and that involved killing lots of africans. but was he genocidal? no. and the fact that the people he was involved in fighting the in the belly of 2000 of them stood in the hills when his coffin was being taken to its burial place and acclaimed him as father. and then the and the bele chieftains agreed to look after his grave to take care of it for decades. so it's it's unlikely he would have been genocidal if the people he was accused of of of massacring had behaved that way. now, nigel biggar, in your career as a professor, as an author, as an anglican priest, have you experienced this type of backlash before to your work? no, never. i mean, i've the older i've got eric, i've discovered i'm more conservative than many of my my peers. and so my views on the ethics of war were not popular among all of my my academic colleagues in christian ethics. um, but this, this experience and two, those 17 in particular, the, the macedonians, the asians, the desertion of colleagues and friends and the, the, the pu

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and i a positive about zambia, ethiopia coming next. we have to state the course because if we don't, the 19 countries out of the $35.00 low income tend to be seen africa. that, that either the distress, those 4 are there, or a year that distress. and if we don't set the resolution popped way, yes, we can accumulate a bigger problem that and then a, or affect the rest of the world. what are you doing to try and get china or the big bang so will others to, to be transparent about the money that they've learned. but the accumulation of that and changing landscape with me number of countries now not able to serve is the most important incentive to old credit. there's to move in a coordinated man that's, that's resolution because they don't create the social get burden. they get defective by the fact that countries do not service their obligations. it is complex, but i am encouraged by what we have experience so far with the solver in that round table. because the participation both of china and private sector is very constructive. they act

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shooting, i will remind you that the so-called peace plan was proposed by the presidents of pars, zambiao, uganda, and egypt, and for some reason they naively offer to just stop shooting. well, the rest. well, the rest will be as it will be. well, that’s funny, vasyl. we already know. it’s just to stop shooting. well, nothing will happen. first , you need to defeat the enemy on the battlefield, push him to the administrative borders of 1991 , and then the russians should ask us for negotiations. we, too, this is a cycle, a classic story from the novel by mario piutzu, the godfather, when he said that whoever comes to offer you peace has already betrayed you. conditions stop shooting and there is no word at all about withdrawal well, once again hungary well, what if without hungary, then the minister of foreign affairs of this country, petra siyar, then the prime minister, viktor orban, so today, for some reason, he decided and even declared that ukraine cannot in the war that russia started against it more than a year ago, according to him, the reality of the numbers and the general situ

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