is ready to roll on zimbabwe's roads to boost the women security and prevent theft the recycled packs are fitted with smart technology that allows mobility for africa to track them anywhere and battery gets real time data on the state of their power packs as well . we can see what the battery in zimbabwe dust so we can manage it we can all or at the customer say now it needs a bit of repair or maintenance so we brood more than the ecosystem around the bed 3 to optimize its usage and make it is easy for the customer as possible the goal is to go into mass production and to take back used packs to prevent them from landing and electronic waste down in africa or ensure they are properly recycled. for the work we work with partners recycling specialist logistics specialist we have regional operational centers to make sure we can guarantee the brought but it's hoped the experiences gained in zimbabwe will transfer to other economically weaker regions in africa asia and latin america is one use case but the main other use cases replacing small generators is pick up power for recruits or as

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the me this is c w 's, africa on the program today, the future of farming on the continent. zimbabwe is reaping a bumper maze. harvest off the years of the spacing drought, but with predictions of more unreliable rainfall is this harvest sustainable. meanwhile, in some form is i'll get to yield fund for harvest because on the will have been destroying this cross, we'll show you how a mobile phone app is helping them to beat the past. and the story behind the abandoned farm land. it can route, they are part of the reason food crisis pass skyrocketed in the country. also on the program, a historic acknowledgement, germany has for many recognized that it committed genocide during the colonial era occupation of namibia. german troops killed 80000 people in the southern african country in response to an anti colonial uprising at people in the eastern states that he might have been seeing their homes. they are fearful of mount volcano on the news. hello, i'm christine wanda. it's good to have your company. climate change is increasingly posing a to agriculture developments in africa. the d

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mobility for zimbabwe to co-found for cup. double you. could use crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech cholera prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to mindanao. it's an ongoing quest story at the. arab spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt rumors and dictatorship. true more security more freedom more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled 10 years of now after the arab spring. rebellion starts june 7th on d w. hello and welcome to this new edition of eco offered your weekly environment magazine co-produced and generally. i don't curse the loaves and i'm looking forward to presenting to the show would be a wonderful colleague in kampala hi there chris nice to see you again i am sundra to no deal and a big candle to all of us out there thank you for joining us again in the next hal

part of zimbabwe agricultural recovery plan is to invest in drought resistance funding methods. this may have played a role in the 2021 good have is coming from 2 consecutive years of trout. it's been a very rough 2 years and we've learned from our mistakes and we now know that climate change is indeed a real, real issue. and that we need to mitigate against that james unanimous. then it is time to the family meeting. the family is optimistic that for the months i had, they will not leave one empty stomach. and to further our conversation now about the future of farming, we've invited mainland formal from some bobby onto the program. he is an agro food specialist. welcome to the w. news africa. amanda. let's begin by talking about this. he has harvest ins and bob where it's looking. very impressive, but is it sustainable? no, thanks a lot. i think that's a very good question. it is, and it isn't. it's sustainable in the sense that if you look at how we got this harvest this year, it was really as a result of a combination of things coming together to, to create the conditions po

this is a parody but it reflects the reality in zimbabwe. all of them over my people who do i don't know about 4 to talk. about. many zimbabweans still don't have access to good health care. and their weekly skits maggie and 2 young female comedians talk about the daily issues affecting their fellow citizens. a lot of women are facing difficulties. to live out in their babies. who finding mammy lou was one of the flaw so my giving bev in public transport was is this is said the channel bus stop t.v. started as an experiment among friends the host of the skits on social media and then they quickly grew in popularity. and that's what we thought. it. would vote so so. they decided to reproduce these conversations skits by the news and real life experiences. just before the start of the covered $900.00 pandemic they even launched the show in a minibus but due to the pandemic that show had to be halted social issues governance mission or governance service delivery so such issues are those that we cover but there are still to boot topics insultin

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chickens are ready for the markets and this 3 wheeler known as hamba which means to go in zimbabwe is going to help her take the me. the farmer pays any cleveland a $15.00 a month with a group of friends to lease the electric power to motorcycles she can now sell her goods and much further away from a small village adds that. before i got this bike i couldn't come this far now i sell my chickens and vegetables at a business center that's 20 kilometers away i can get more customers here and more money even carry more goods. the bikes are being tested by a local startup that's leasing the motorcycles to women in the community our aim was to bring green mobility solutions to women in communities because you notice that you remain. under rated and they spend most of their time doing the whole sword chars instead of. making money and improving their incomes so we thought that if for the partner to tested the reman to see if they're going to improve their labeling rules and if our product is your board to be used by many others. most of the solar charged lithium ion batteries the bikes used

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with zimbabwe. reporters without borders says attack on the media having craze tearing the crown of ours demick some governments have accused journalists of false reporting on coronaviruses latest trying to downplay the extent of the crisis alas america and us and this in yemen has the support from santiago. in latin america journalism can be a dangerous profession and now that includes reporting the truth about the pulver 19 pandemic sunny figure or works for guatemala's independent investigative reporting outlets. last year he and a colleague began publishing the porch about corruption during the pandemic that implicated close friends of the president. that's when the president labeled us the terrible to detain for 21 hours and we're now getting death threats and are being followed constantly. a new study from reporters without borders suggests that with the exception of costa rica and why freedom of news media has diminished across the board since the pandemic began. authoritarian governments att

she built this stunning daycare center in zimbabwe in 2014. on a having goes 1st building to be made of clay in europe went up in 2016 birthing room and austria's for outback state. she practices the architecture she preaches in her own home as well as a remodeled 500 year old farmhouse with offices downstairs and family space up stairs she and her daughter miriam came up with the idea for this reading cave with some of the neighborhood children. is what a. building it was such a great experience each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or zimbabwe you can get everyone big and small to pull together. once this project and the various completed she'll move on to the next construction site and gonna. niner whole family is the thing i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations of the people and for the common you can atone for band with

in zimbabwe they still have the power in their enthusiasm. my t.v. wants to go all the way. today talking to nigerian satirist john but 1st let's find out. from john is an award winning satirist lawyer and novelist he grew up in come to nigeria but now lives in germany. the writer uses satire to lay open and criticize all sorts of palace truckers and i dear in society . humor is only a means to an end. and he might self is not the goal and so. he was meant to transport people into a sort of if you like false sense of safety so the by the time. they realized oh gosh i'm probably in implicated in all of this it's like quoting a very bitter pill with. john regularly writes for newspapers and has written several books one titled becoming nigerian complications to pastors to journalist no one to spend from the writer's wit not even he himself. thanks for joining us on the 77 my pleasure you trained as a lawyer why did you leave the profession is it because. of him. it was my intention to go into a space that was more challenging mentally for me and lloyd did not hold that prospec

we start off in zimbabwe and had a comedy group called t.v. . attention to the floor soda pop as well us of a pot of society. what is meant to inspire a youth is followed by millions online but not everyone finds them funny our correspondent had a look behind the scenes. how did you get. this set of my comeback t.v. actors they are shooting is such a skate on the country's police fighting with. a woman reports an incident of corruption but she is a repeat minded 14 influential government official. aim of the video is to motivate young people to participate in political process and. pushing for positive change that would me make fun of you with a with the top office only the top and. if we are not just doing it so that we fight we're doing it so that you look at yourself and see we can probably do things better for the general public time for editing them again but t.v. team includes 6 production members and up to 12 comedians the group started in 2012 and produces over $24.00 such their productions a month that creeps aboard the fictional guzzli

make people laugh and they give them some form of comic relief they're looking for change in zimbabwe and as they watch by so many they hope that they too can contribute to this change. clothes our made history as the 1st asian woman and the 2nd woman ever to win the best director oscar but viewers in her native china were not able to enjoy her triumph the ceremony was censored along with all mentions i'm sorry in the media have film a nomad land which won best picture still hasn't opened there the backlash began in march when beijing discovered an interview the director gave 8 years ago. the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview style gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office preside

in zimbabwe they still have the power in their enthusiasm. wants to go all the way as sort of us our guest today talking to nigerian satirist john but 1st let's find out. allison john is an award winning satirist noir and novelist he grew up in come to nigeria but now lives in germany. the writing is a satire to lay open and criticize all sorts of power structures and nigerian society. he was only a means to an end. and he might self is not the goal and so. the humor is meant to transport people into a sort of if you like false sense of safety so the by the time the laughter be realized oh gosh i'm probably implicated in all of this it's like being a very bitter pill with. john regularly writes for newspapers and he has written several books one titled becoming nigerian complications to pastors to turn left no one is spared from the writer's wit not even he himself. thanks for joining us on the 77 my pleasure you trained as a lawyer why did you leave the profession isn't because. of him. it was my intention to go into a space that was more ch

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this is a parody but it reflects the reality in zimbabwe. maybe america. call them over my people here tomorrow no i'm not for to talk. about for. many zimbabweans still don't have access to good health care. and their weekly skits maggie and 2 young female comedians talk about the daily issues affecting their fellow citizens. a lot of women are facing difficulties. to live out in their babies. who finding mammy lou was one of the flaw so my giving bears in public transport was it's. said the channel bus stop t.v. started as an experiment among friends they posted the skits on social media and then they quickly grew in popularity. with vote so. they decided to reproduce these conversations skits and spotted by the news and real life experiences. just before the start of the public $900.00 pandemic they even launched the show in a minibus but you to the pandemic that show had to be halted social issues governance national governance service delivery so such issues as it is that we cover but there are still to boot topics insulting the president for example

make people laugh and they give them some form of comic relief they're hoping for change in zimbabwe and as they watch by so many they hope that they too can contribute to this change. so it's our made history as the 1st asian woman and the 2nd woman ever to win the best director oscar but if you was in her native china we're not able to enjoy her triumph the ceremony was censored along with all mentions of sour in the media have film a nomad land which won best picture still hasn't opened there the backlash began in march when beijing discovered an interview the director gave 8 years ago. the world is talking about filmmaker chloe town except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office presid

make people laugh and they give them some form of comic relief they're hoping for change in zimbabwe and as they watch by so many they hope that they too can contribute to this change. clothes now made history as the 1st asian woman and the 2nd woman ever to win the best director oscar but viewers in her native china were not able to enjoy her triumph the ceremony was censored along with all mentions of sour in the media have film a nomad land which won best picture still hasn't opened there the backlash began in march when beijing discovered an interview the director gave 8 years ago. the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview style gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president

animal loverer for karen, her backyard is paradise. 30 years ago, she came to the wild corner of zimbabweer husband and she quickly found her mission. saving the local hippos. >> there was a drought, and without intervening, none of them would have survived. >> reporter: she fed them through several droughts with the help of local villagers and paid them by her charity, the hippo trust. hippos can be extremely dangerous. but she said, staying safe just takes common sense. >> it's a question of us respect are their space. >> reporter: because of her, hippos have thrived, over three decades, 65calves have been born here, drought is not the only threat they faced. poachers tried to kill them for their meat. >> for seven years we were subjected to violence because we were trying stop them from killing the hippos. we did not lose one hip on he on. >> reporter: you risked your life but it was worth it. yes, 100%. i'm passionate of what i'm doing now, saving the hippos. >> reporter:opaionatehe e book. a hippo love story, yet published in the u.s. it went in a direction that surprised even her. >

created zimbabwe's biggest telecom giant.1.3 billion people on the continent. the other bit interesting about the rich list is how the rich are getting much richer. it seems they didn't suffer from furloughs and being thrown out of work as so many people did during the pandemic. the wealth of billionaire than this country has gone up by £537 billion. that is a 21% increase. i think when you delve into this more and find out where they got their money from. on the subject of him, six years old, we look at the african list of billionaires come he only comes in at 16th but he brought a lot of his wealth with him. at16th but he brought a lot of his wealth with him.— at 16th but he brought a lot of his wealth with him. that is right. he fled his homeland _ wealth with him. that is right. he fled his homeland as _ wealth with him. that is right. he fled his homeland as a _ wealth with him. that is right. he fled his homeland as a child - wealth with him. that is right. he fled his homeland as a child and i fled his homeland as a ch

a country where jobs are scarce had a al-jazeera with zimbabwe what's being described as an extreme funder storm has killed at least 11 people in eastern china strong winds destroyed buildings and trees in junction province officials say those killed were hit by fallen trees or were blown into the yangtze river very senior people have been affected. the screen and stage legends olympia dukakis as diets aged $89.00 former costars appraised her as a supreme the talented performer who was a joy to work with the oscar winners will celebrated films include moonstruck and steel magnolias recent years to caucus reprise her character in a reboot so for the groundbreaking t.v. series tales of the city. this is al jazeera and these other headlines india has recorded the highest number of daily deaths from coal with 19 the health ministry says nearly 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there were 390000 new infections.

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the 3 whales changing how women do business in zimbabwe. and that is a point and a long way from the high court title that is all of the details about. how either the weather certainly not looking too spring like across a good positive here at the moment because this massive cloud just rolling out of the czech republic pushing across southern parts of poland in the lot of area of low pressure which drawing in a fair old northerly wind for many that's going to be cold enough to snow as we go on through the next couple of days that will make us well little further research through the baltic states will see wetter weather coming through here gradually pushing over to is that western side of a russia 18 celsius in moscow not too bad at the my little is coming high and we have got some wintry weather across the higher ground of england and scotland as we go on through monday some western weather there for much of the british wiles' if the truth be told want to show is the original the parts of germany pushing back across into powder and and the

and pakistan eased to victory in their first test against zimbabwe in harare.34, meaning pakistan win by an innings and 116 runs. the second and final test starts next friday. tonight sees one of the most eagerly—anticipated fights in women's boxing. ireland's katie taylor, the undisputed world champion at lightweight, defends herfour belts against england's natasha jonas, at manchester arena. the pair have history — they fought nine years ago as amateurs at the london olympics, where taylor beatjonas on her way to winning gold. jonas quit boxing in 2015, but after having a baby, she returned to the ring two years later. taylor doesn't believe their previous fight will have much bearing on this one. i always treat every fight as if it is going to do my hardest fight to date. this fight is no different. she is obviously technically very good. she is coming off her best performance as well. she had a bit of a rocky start to her pro career, but in her last few fights, she's shown that she does deserve to be on the stage, so it's going to be a fantastic fight and i

a country where jobs are scarce how to al-jazeera with zimbabwe. i am this is al jazeera and these are the headlines india has recorded the highest number of daily deaths we call that 19 the health ministry says nearly 3700 people died in the past 24 hours and there were 392000 new infections down slightly from saturday elizabeth peranakan has the latest from new delhi. where in a situation now where people are still dying because there aren't enough hospital beds and there isn't and oxygen many people die of heart.

a country with jobs asking us how to meet us are out there with zimbabwe. plenty more still to come for you including the sports news with andy into malone are in sight of the 1st italian league title in more than a decade we'll have that story for you when we come back. playing. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism being made objective is to get beaten the chairs and get to the wall to show them what's going on exposing real world threats to objective it's often the bomb neighbor it sounds from moscow earth 11000 people who were arrested the listening post covers the way the news is covered on a jersey. from london is one of the most unfortunate cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact on fright or around the globe and so here it out as a right we will show you the true impact of those decisions on people then how it affects their every day that. we are free to put them on air and to really engage th

we stopped in zimbabwe in howdy a comedy group called t.v. but use this attention to the floor soda pop as well us of a pot of society. what is meant to inspire a youth is followed by millions online but not everyone finds them funny our correspondent had a look behind the scenes. hello jim. this set of macumba t.v. actors they are shooting it's such a skit on that country's police i think. it woman reports an incident of corpses but she is a repeat minded 40 porting in influential government official. aim of the video is to motivate young people to participate in political process. pushing for positive change that would me make fun of who were they with the top office only the top and what if we are not just doing it so that we fight we're doing it so that you look at yourself and see we can a provably do things better for the general public time for abt them again but t.v. team includes 6 production members and up to 12 comedians the group started in 2012 and produces over $24.00 separate productions a month that creeps about the fictional

a country where jobs are scarce how to al-jazeera with zimbabwe. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines india has recorded the highest number of daily dress from covert 19 the health ministry says 33700 people died in the past 24 hours and there are 392000 new infections than slightly from saturday it was worth per annum has the latest from new delhi where in a situation now where people are still dying because they aren't enough hospital beds and there isn't an oxygen many people die at home because they can't find beds those deaths i'm not medically certified and so the number of people being cremated the number of quoted 19 bodies being cremated and buried from a tory i'm say are much greater than the official numbers being reported every day . a new is truly a law which threatens jail time for people returning from india is facing a growing backlash before it takes effect on monday anyone who's been in india within 14 days of their planned dative return will be banned from entering strayer is the 1st time the government has made it a po

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with zimbabwe. grab another quick break and then a splash landing for american astronauts aboard a space x. capsule that made a smooth touchdown in the gulf of mexico after $167.00 days in space plus your sports news with saturn anger amongst manchester united fans reaches new levels the details of just. plain. well if we cannot have palestrina my government was certainly not allow britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and so. now we can during the. psychs become lines in the sand on al-jazeera. around one percent of. the is consumed by data centers many of which provide for most storage facilities what is also known as the cloud i'm in no way to see how one center is harnessing the energy of these fields to stow our digital information without a heavy cop in footprints i'm not so beautiful nort

this is a parody but it reflects the reality in zimbabwe. maybe american. all of them over here tomorrow no not for to talk. about. many zimbabweans still don't have access to good health care. and their weekly skits maggie and 2 young female comedians talk about the daily issues affecting their fellow citizens. a lot of women are facing difficulties. to live out in their babies. who finding mammy lou was one of the flaw so my giving bev in public transport was it's. said the channel bus stop t.v. started as an experiment among friends they posted this get some social media and then they quickly grew in popularity. so. they decided to reproduce these conversations skits and spotted by the news and real life experiences. just before the start of the pandemic they even launched the show in a minibus but you do the pandemic that show had to be halted social issues. service delivery so such issues as it is that we cover but there are still to boot topics insulting the president for example is punishable by law after the ousting of former president robert mugabe

part of zimbabwe agricultural recovery plan is to invest in drought resistance funding methods. this may have played a role in the 2021 good have is coming from 2 consecutive years of jobs. it's been a very rough, 2 year price and we've learned from our mistakes. and we now know that climate change is indeed a real, real issue, and that we need to mitigate against that james, unanimous. then i do. it is time to do the same meal. the family is optimistic that for the months i had, they will not leave one empty stomach. and to further our conversation now about the future of farming, we've invited magland more from some bobby onto the program. he is an ad growth food specialist. welcome to the w, me as africa, amanda. let's begin by talking about the harvest ins and bob way, if it's looking very impressive, but is it sustainable? no, thanks a lot. i think that's a very good question. it is, and it isn't. it's sustainable in the sense that if you look at how we got this harvest this year, it was really as a result of a combination of things coming together to, to create the conditi

a country where jobs are scarce how to al-jazeera with zimbabwe sports is coming up on this news. long wait for a claim the title goes on and we will have that moment. from the al-jazeera london broil cost center $2.00 special guests in conversation when society is divided when women are divided the only thing that benefits from this contract itself unprompted uninterrupted for the 1st one scribbles are those who are. already in. it would like to think that their nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalising part 2 of studio unscripted examining the impact of today's headlines where does your flight go from here the people. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion is every time i. get. called a racist programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today we are about to feed. hungry markets see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. the earl or. well for us journalists of splashdown back to earth and nasa is 1st night time ocean landing in more than half a century will say they're feeling well after traveling just the 114000000 kilo

she built this stunning daycare center in zimbabwe in 2014 on a having goes 1st building to be made of clay in europe went up in 2016 birthing room and austria's for outback state. she practices the architecture she preaches in her own home as well as a remodeled by 100 year old farmhouse with offices downstairs and family space up stairs she and her daughter miriam came up with the idea for this reading cave with some of the neighborhood children. is what the parish and. building it was such a great experience each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or ghana or zimbabwe where you can get everyone big and small to pull together. once this project and the various completed move on to the next construction site and ghana. native often is the thing i think i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations it's a bit unfair to comment you can atone for and with each new design on a co

bush he is not far behind neither are nigeria and zimbabwe doing better are gonna and south africa they come ahead off the u.k. it's right in africa is namibia. now one country that has and his specially poor record when it comes to press freedom is ones that beak journalists they are awesome to intimidation a scenes abductions and extrajudicial killings now we have the story of one journalist who has been missing now for more than a year. hasn't heard from his brother for over a year. who is a radio journalist who was kidnapped by an unknown abductors on his way home from work he sent a colleague a message just before hand saying he was surrounded by soldiers. to. see the people for their. mothers who we as his family are very sad swe have no idea what might happen his brother has 2 children and there's also his wife right now the kids go through a bad time we as his family demand information why was he kidnapped where is he if we were going to force it was that aagot. somebody. who has been 2 of your thirty's repeatedly but got no on says his brother works for a local radio station in

she built this stunning daycare center in zimbabwe and 2014 on a having goes 1st building to be made of clay in europe went up in 2016 birthing room and austria's for outback state. she practices the architecture she preaches in her own home as well a remodeled 500 year old farmhouse with offices downstairs and family space up stairs she and her daughter miriam came up with the idea for this reading cave with some of the neighborhood children. is what. building it was such a great experience each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or ghana or zimbabwe where you can get everyone big and small to pull together. once this project and the various completed show move on to the next construction site in ghana. native often is the thing i think i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity to preserve this planet for future generations it's a bit unfair to comment you can atone for and with each new design on a comes a step clos

but now zimbabwe is regarded as one of the countries with the highest literacy rate in africa. it's 8 and 9 percent out in education is not free or public school fees control. another milestone has been the girl child education. it is estimated that 52 percent of women are graduating from universities with a high level qualification. in uganda, most young people are not happy with their education system. they criticize their policy or examining their ability to crum prieto's answers rather than the ability to create solutions to real life problems. many employers see that they have to retrain graduates because they find an average many of them without the immediate cues in an already small job market. now this is what many young gannons want to government to address, to invest more in quality education, which can strategically skill ugandans who can be higher able. but most importantly, those who can create jobs. nigeria facing that nature cation crisis. on paper, the country has free and compulsory primary education, but ceci 6 and a different story. now get out of school. chi

the mobility for zimbabwe the cuckoo for coco. 60 minutes on d w. with them how to be good goes on here as well lions how you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip but you know i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the bottom of the theme of the what a beautifully would. love one to what that one little thing to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there with that much i'm going to. you want to know their story in full migrants to verify different reliable information from our brains. i think there's a world market for maybe 5 computers that's what i.b.m. chairman thomas j. watson is meant to have said back in 1943 a good example of how bad we can be at predicting the future and that includes the inventions that have the potential to transform how we live and work.

electric bikes in rural zimbabwe the setting women on a path to prosperity. and in sport when a basketball biggest stars get used to being back on track andy will tell you more when we come back. it's. killing the debate sleeveless action and on the 5 year old voice you're only given a certain narrative the media will miss when true story no topic is off the table why in the world what was humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing all it's just historical truth and it's this story where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security is very much a political impounds here's the paul how do we illustrate it are we telling a good story will people get what we're trying to think here they're living outside in makeshift tents this is not the way any family wants to raise their children we're willing a kid in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise and

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but now zimbabwe is regarded as one of the countries with the highest literacy rates in africa. it's 89 percent out in education is not free or public school fees are controlled. another milestone as been the gail child education. it is estimated that 52 percent of women are graduating from universities with a high level qualification. in uganda, most young people are not happy with their education system. they've criticized their policy or examining their ability to crum prieto's answers rather than the ability to create solutions to real life problems. many employers see that they have to retrain graduates because they find an average many of them without the need. it's cues in an already small job market. now this is what many young gannons want to government to address, to invest more in quality education, which can strategically skill ugandans who can be higher able. but most importantly, those who can create jobs niger, i facing that nature cation crisis on paper. the country has free and compulsory primary education, but ceci 6 tell a different story. niger as out of scho