love africa and support africa. you feed holds. and then the part that really matters. here which you call a parts year for china is willing to provide governmental assistance offering another sixty billion dollars in financing for africa made in charge. of that fifteen billion is slated for grants and interest free credit lines according to she. beijing has invested in africa for years finding a source of urgently needed raw materials in return but with the continent's growing middle class china now views africa as an important market for chinese goods the value of its trade with china one hundred seventy billion u.s. dollars far exceeding western trade with africa. we should be using proc forms such as folk to read our commitment to mark to lax or lose a few and cons foreign system of international trade and a global economic architecture that promotes the interest off the developing world . with the new folks summit china is moving further ahead of europe and the u.s. with its engagement in africa germany and oth

and develop it africans have to develop africa themselves africa africa so you oppose development of the doited right many local people really understand the local problems. uncle americal doesn't need to come and for britain there are lots of young entrepreneurs and creative people they just don't have the capital to transform their ideas into products or to set up production facilities in africa that maybe europeans could appreciate that it would be better for africans to make chocolate in africa and stead of exporting cocoa to europe and this would create thousands of jobs in ghana and the ivory coast young people would be employed locally and would no longer head for europe. but europe only wants to make profits and does not think long term that there needs to be a win win situation in this relationship with africa we said for me it's really all just a facade. we know exactly what the problems are and all we need is the capital in those countries not in politicians hands but in the hands of business people the reach of which hasn't been in the usa there are a lot of creative mind

hello there welcome to the program i'm laura kyle china is africa's largest trading partner and he spent billions of dollars in investment and loans with the promise of much more to come from roads and railways to ports the chinese government is backing large scale projects across africa as part of its so-called belt and road and negative the leaders of around fifty african countries have been in beijing for a two day summit china's president xi jinping offered them sixty billion dollars in new financing deals and says the investments come with no political strings attached is also promising to waive the debts of the poorest african countries as our china correspondent. well this has been a summit which in many ways was more about symbolism than substance it lasted really less than two days but of course china has committed itself to giving africa another sixty billion dollars that's on top of the sixty billion dollars that was pledged at the last africa china forum three years ago china's media actually doesn't call this you know loans it talks about aid that way it doesn't seem as thou

africa join us on facebook. africa. is the c.s.u. minister for economic cooperation and development i'm talking to him about europe's responsibility for africa mr many europeans only seem to have noticed that africa borders the mediterranean since the refugee crisis european politics has long turned a blind eye to africa's problems you haven't but you still hold yourself responsible for the many people's knowledge of geography and history are indeed not the best including top ranking politicians. and you can almost walk over to africa from to brawl to to save. our histories are closely connected we have a great responsibility when it comes to our colonial past. what. do you reproach yourself for not making ourselves heard or did others not listen to you. and i put africa on top of the agenda from my first day in office. who impressed and influenced me greatly prioritized this issue over fifteen years ago and for the former german president right i'm not the first with this focus and now that many african refugees have come to us it h

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by channels television in nigeria v w in germany and south africa's question of t.v. my names and they'll be in our craw ghana and i'm glad to present this week's edition together with my charming colleague for leisure and me in south africa hello felicia hi there n.c. and hello from jova today will be highlighting environmental projects from across the continent paying special attention to what's going on in oceans and other bodies of water here's a round up of today's stories. we meet a social entrepreneur in nigeria's capital abuja and. then we take a look at how germany is trying to protect one of the oldest fish species in the world. and our team went to swim with the dolphins on the beaches of the indian ocean in tanzania. dolphins are both a blessing and a curse to the people of hordes of tourists visit the village on the island of zanzibar to swim and small pool with them but the increase in tourism is also a threat. to the wild dolphins there's sometimes thirty or even forty boats pursuing and beleaguer ing them the organization impacts africa raises awarenes

the marshall plan with africa referring to the u.s. program to rebuild europe after the second one. it's about partnership who is taking on which roam the. partnership talking as equals and it means africans have to do more. of the fifty for african nations only a third are doing well. issues such as corruption human rights and good governance are key challenges. overcoming these will lead to an economic upswing and prosperity but i've just come back from botswana. it's a great example regarding economic development. long. of course human rights and democracy are not at european standard. so one third of african countries is functioning well. but in one third the circumstances are still dire. germany cannot tackle all of this and fight poverty alone. but i do because my approach is to have reform to cooperate more closely as partners. but. the colonial past has made africans extremely wary eye is your program perhaps still seen as patronizing or condescending. no i say you know the way forward on africa and every country has to follow

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al-jazeera sikandar south africa. let's bring in our panel joining us in johannesburg dirk herman who you just saw in the piece he is the c.e.o. of the solidarity trade union and from cape town via skype. lecturer of the university of western cape and author of turn can several save south africa also in johannesburg denis george general secretary of the federation of unions of south africa walk on to all mr herman what's wrong with suttles share scheme the house your anger and the shutdown. suttle had a previous game in the low in actually included all workers that scheme went and water and then they created a new scheme and this schemes name is an isa and he's a suddenly exclude the white workers so we sit here with a past of inclusion and then a future of exclusion and that frustrates the world workers that frustrate them so that eighty nine percent of them voted in favor of a strike action they said well in ethics and math we want our voyage to be and then they can get out in the nessus striking and sight of the wo

to some people, it's whoever comes to south africa from anywhere else in africa and brings good [ muted ] along with them. but other people, it's all the good stuff from malaysia, east indies, there's the dutch, there's the english influence. >> andrea: well, there were so many different colonialists. it is a mishmash. >> anthony: what at this table is originally african and does that even have any meaning? >> dion: this wood is pine. [ laughter ] >> dinner guest: and us. >> anthony: i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. [ laughter ] ♪ for them for all right now, get unlimited for as low at 30 bucks per line for four lines at t-mobile introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. one last year these womenn i started seeing results. and hundreds of thousands more tried revitalift triple power. with hyaluronic acid and pro-xylane. it visibly reduces wrinkles, refirms and smooths texture. guaranteed or your money back. revitalift triple power. from l'oreal paris. you want things done right. that's why

commits all evening coach of the be sure link to news from africa and the world. your links to exemption stories and discussions hello and welcome to news actually from me from the new gemini from the news of museums and while it's a damn good close match africa join us on facebook at g.w. africa. hello ladies on the jury listening to. the fight against illegal logging. david. against goliath. time for me to tell everyone what's going on to fight courageous activists against the mighty oak ornament. boxes because this is nothing. but who will move the borneo case starts october ninth on the c.w. . an unusual friendship. this is the story of paul and. one is a student from cameroon. the other a filmmaker from germany the bedouin know life may never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case this is the story of how many. on europe's most dangerous border. up. oh. what began as a documentary. my parents sacrificed everything for me i can't go back and take on that. became a story about the music. and those ready to help. when paul came over

thousands of white states in south africa under the employer is giving companies exclusively to blacks they say that's racist discriminatory and unfair but what constitutes fantasy in the post apartheid era this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. for the first time in south africa's history thousands of white union workers have staged a strike the furious very employer one of the country's leading energy companies has introduced a u.s. share scheme which is only available to black workers white workers say that's discriminatory and racially divisive by their bosses at sasol say the moves been backed by shareholders and b. it's bulls designed for black economic empowerment part of a drive to reverse decades of exclusion for blacks and apartheid the company wouldn't give us an interview but on its website says it remains committed to engaging with all trade union partners to our guests in a moment but first for the miller report from secunda. the new shea scheme is infuriating sessoms white employees because it's only benefits their black colleagues they don't say we judg

the same goes for south africa. the population is suffering and poverty and of the eight stadiums built i think just who are still in operation billions of dollars are wasted that i told. when he was still the fee for president. it's unacceptable what happens at the cost of people and nature for major sports events. mr miller we've almost reached the end of. what a pity it is be happy to meet again and continue our discussion about for now there are three questions i'd like you to complete. as development minister i'm often away on trips for my wife and two children this means bored i have lots of exciting things to report when i get home. to anyone who says the c.s. use refugee policy is heartless i say. that about as they don't know your approach and we are christians that means preserving creation and everyone on the planet living in dignity. when i am africa europe can learn. a lot. diversity culture people who never cease to inspire me because i'm getting older thank you for talking to us thank you. love. your

al-jazeera sikandar south africa. let's bring in our panel joining us in johannesburg dirk herman who you just saw in the piece he is the c.e.o. of the solidarity trade union and from cape town via skype. lecturer of the university of western cape and author of turn can several save south africa also in johannesburg denis george general secretary of the federation of unions of south africa walk on to all mr herman what's wrong with suttles share scheme the house your anger and the shutdown. suttle had a previous game in the low in actually included all workers that scheme went and water and then they created a new scheme and this schemes name is an isa and him he's a suddenly exclude the white workers so we sit here with a past of inclusion and then a future of exclusion and that frustrates the world workers that frustrate them so that eighty nine percent of them voted in favor of a strike action they said well in ethics and math we want our voyage to be and then they can get out in the nessus striking and sight of th

africa command. they decided that maybe they needed a separate command headquarters that would focus exclusively on africa's and so the bush administration under donald rumsfeld was running the pentagon at the time decided to do that set up a separate command just for africa. the united states sees the only country to have divided the world into separate military sect is to monitor. these are north com. eucom cent com and now africa. under the stated goals of fighting terrorism and providing humanitarian assistance after calming planted itself on the continent conducting military exercises with a growing number of african countries. but was this the only reason for africa pos created god i saw it but don't quote me talk to the audience that is not there are america sort of course you know or set up by variables up from utah is a notorious list therefore so who are some of the pukes that ought to. security don't those also go to make sure i don't they are me arrested because all the screwed up by dona

trade between china and africa amounted to $170 billion last year, with africa selling commodities and buying chinese goods. thats up 14% on the previous year. but most african countries run large trade deficits with beijing, meaning they buy more from the china than they sell. and there are concerns about the $130 billion african countries have borrowed from china since 2000 with fears that some could actually default. china says it's a responsible investor and it recently announced a new $60 billion package of development financing for africa. much of this money has already been allocated, so how has it been spent? let's take a look. simba mhungu, managing director of hfg advisory, joins me now. good morning. good morning. thanks for being on the programme. pleasure. you saw those statistics, talk about weight is so important, president xi have the opening speech in beijing and he selling hard. president xi have the opening speech in beijing and he selling hardm isa in beijing and he selling hardm is a big dealfor africa, if you've been to an african city in ten years the skyline has

he going to africa environment magazine. d w. his creations. is brand understandable cumnock of an icon of the fashion. look what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades what motivates him how does he think and feel private moments in the life of a great fashion designer on a sun smash and cut off that starts september ninth w's. place. ten sixteen and looks like a google rumble. young people build against their parents' generation. it wasn't honestly just full of stupidity entish if you. demand it less than a home or something. like maelstrom of our lives with the vietnam war playing a role model generation watch to be more every day. our documentary takes a while to help those who were here members of her for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something. means of those events today. consumes the civil rights. peace movement the women's movement long planned during this period. in sixty. three. iran russia and turkey have failed to agree on a cease fire that would prevent a syrian government offensive in italy a pro

multimedia series from an africa. d.w.m. dot com or go. mockeries steps on the spending break argentina's president is slashing the number of government departments by holiday and imposes tariffs on some exports but will it be enough to stave off the economic crisis and stop the decline of the purse so . making business a two way street china builds huge infrastructure projects in africa but it was cost. also the show of your smartphone be making your coffee in the morning soon at the consumer electronics fair in berlin the future has already arrived. visited of your business i'm. president mary sue mockery has announced that he is closing down hof of all government departments in an effort to slash costs to get on top of the mountain of debt argentina is facing foreign debt has has hit the two hundred billion dollar mark meanwhile the peso has lost half of its value in the past nine months and more than a third of argentineans live below the poverty line. most argentinians are used to saving and now it's the government's turn the number o

africa command. they decided that maybe they needed a separate command headquarters that would focus exclusively on africa's and so the bush administration under donald rumsfeld was running the pentagon at the time decided to do that set up a separate command just for africa. the united states is the only country to have divided the world into separate military sectors to monitor and patrol these are north com. south com you com cent com and now africa. under the stated goals of fighting terrorism and providing humanitarian assistance afrikan implanted itself on the continent conducting military exercises with a growing number of african countries. but was this the only reason for africa repast create god i saw a little bit that the oil is that is not there are america sort of course you know or is it appropriate was up from utah is a notorious list there for so who should ought to. security don't those also go to make sure i don't they i mean as the prison or the screwed up by donald dumps of all. s

africa europe can learn. a lot. diversity culture people who never cease to inspire me because i'm getting older thank you for talking to us thank you. big fun being told. she's works from the goddess fortuna. the maestro and feed. the children fish to god twenty chief. hijacking the news. where i go from the news being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them why and why. in countries like russia china turkey people are told that it's that simple and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond it you are facing scare tactics intimidation and i wonder is that where we're headed is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being clear and balanced or being neutral it's about being truthful. twenty his points off and i were giving.

that is what africa can do. look at the competitive advantage for africa. determine what the products are we can export. rishaad: how much do you currently sell to china or india? >> zero. rishaad: this glass half-full attitude is countered by fears that infrastructure is a fast track for china to exploit new markets while leaving african countries swimming in debt. there have also been concerns about transparency. how the contract was given for 10 years and no tender process. beijing's african enterprise is based on trade and not benevolence. it is linked to the way the countries see themselves in the future in a geopolitical sense and beyond. for kenya and its neighbors, they see a medium-term locomotive for growth. but down the track, things look more murky. raising questions bout the level of indebtedness and who it is a win-win relationship. coming up, we have a look at whether it can be that or a situation where there is only one victor. victor. rishaad: mombasa containers end up here in nairobi. that is not the end of the story. opportunities for new

see the coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reports are breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the ones most amazing natural spectacles the great migration of wind based in east africa over a million of them full of the rains every year they traverse the city and gayety a vast tracts of wilderness into the me and kenya part of it is the famous sit in getting national park interns and me i'm. almost fifteen thousand square kilometers and protects countless animals from mine came to their west for it. population growth threatens the wild in this region throughout the continent africa's population is projected to almost double by twenty fifty and reach to be. one of the most difficult challenges for africa's national parks is leaving enough land for both animals and humans. a major

multimillionaire series from africa. d.w.m. dot com africa. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition creep remaining on. the rich lots. of investment bankers who conflict carousels which never stopped of a system that spun out of control. the ever. the crash the investment bank lehman brothers start september thirteenth on t w. i there i'm max marlin welcome to your daily dose of european lifestyle and culture today we start off with some cracking music is what's coming up. royalty we commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of led zeppelin's first stage of his. many mopeds tiny monkey by.

of defense -- by the department of defense to move away from africa. particularly the sahel and areas of violent extreme organizations. i draw that to the attention of this committee. the interrelationship between the work of this committee and the armed services committees with regard to the role of the department of defense and the state department in africa deserves our attention. of specific interest beyond that is some of the questions that have arisen with regard to the current famine, brought that's occurring on the eastern portions of ethiopia and probably going to move beyond that. the work of this committee and pushing back on the $300 million rescission in the food aid programs is much appreciated, i think certainly by everybody that pays attention to what's going on in those countries. and i would draw the -- and ask the ambassador and assistant secretary about what specifically is taking place with regard to support for famine relief in the area as well as security issues. and with that, i would yield back. >> thank you very much. on famin

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s new africa policy has had here. the need for foreign aid here in uganda is great but the money it receives doesn't amount to much. one point four million refugees live in the country. the north is home to the biggest refugee camps in africa. uganda depends on international aid and u.n. agencies in particular to provide these people with basic necessities but there are problems. you know who would be filthy is not ten out of my dad would these to do that do not find that comes in i do quickly and that's the reason as to why oftentimes they're able to bring in what they have. and that even though uganda's refugee policy is considered exemplary these are not camps in which refugees sit around idly these are settlements. refugees building materials are donations they can move freely around the country they're allowed and encouraged to find work. but the situation is deteriorating there is a shortage of everything food schools teachers doctors the e.u. is one of uganda is biggest donors yet it now spends less on each ref

is a multimedia series for africa. dot com africa on the move. hello and welcome to the fresh edition of africa brought to you by tunnel t.v. the rights of it and i'm felice ens be here in south africa and i'm joined by my colleague in nigeria hello there everybody if you are interested in the environment and its issues from africa and europe and sit back and enjoy the next trying to six minutes or thereabouts here's what we have coming up on the show today. we went to zimbabwe where farmers are using methods that strips you and you drink from the soil. in germany school children are putting what they've learned from the classrooms about developmental protection into practice. and in kenya with visit us staff of the mixed eco friendly pencils and pens from recycled newspaper. first we had to zimbabwe after the land reforms many farmers there were unsure how to best work. many still practiced traditional methods such as slash and burn which as we know has a devastating effect on the environment one man with a lot of experience set up a foundation

africa or from and go all of this is still happening but africa is also a huge market for china a lot of technology mobile phones is going from china to africa and. that important is on the other hand of course that there's a bigger picture and the bigger picture is that africa is part of to bed and wrote initiative of the chinese government the new secret that should connect china to the world with new trade routes of course under chinese oversight so a lot of trade is going through it is the not only trade but also military interests for example in she booty in the horn of africa there is a first military bases overseas base of china so this is also very important in this bigger picture. and but what about the band of. it stands for african nations . i mean of course undoubtedly there are benefits five thousand kilometers of roads have been bit by china six thousand kilometers of railway if you have just seen it in the report the railway from nairobi it's almost or from this of about to djibouti all of this has been bit but the question is what is going on in the future. for all of

hello and welcome to the latest edition of because africa your environment magazine today we're going to visit a few of africa's amazing national parks my name is now retired way from the national conservation foundation park in lagos nigeria and with me is my charming colleague in johannesburg for the show. i'm felicia and great to see you again national parks on not only the green loll of the continent they're also so much more as we'll soon find out. here's what we've got in store for you today. we catch a rare glimpse of a mountain gorilla in the wild in the d.r. see. find out how a simple water filter changed the lives of schoolchildren in uganda. and we'll hear how scientists are fighting to preserve coral reefs off the coast of south africa. have you ever wondered why countries need national parks and nature reserves why can't wild animals just roam freely why does the government have to spend so much money on protecting plants and animals all reporter breaks down for us just how vital national parks are to african countries. it's one of the world's most amazing natural spectac

my objective is to change the narrative of africa, the perception of african countries in africa as a continent, that africa has always been a continent of military coups and corruptions and economic wars. but that has to change. and you need to get a copy of this book! nothing we could do to stop you there! africa, rise and shine. the narrative had to change. around 30 years ago, truly, many african countries were under military rule. but only two years ago, in 2016, more than 50% of african countries had conducted successfully democratically elected governments. and today there is no single african country that is under military rule. so africa has risen and is shining. the title of your book, africa, rise and shine, and you are book, africa, rise and shine, and you a re clearly book, africa, rise and shine, and you are clearly optimistic, but one would argue there are still corruption scandals that embroil some african nations and still allegations, and a huge amount of conflict that goes on, and difficulty trying to oust leaders and leadership. 0ne difficulty trying to oust leader

from africa europe can learn. a lot. the versity culture people who never cease to inspire me because i'm getting older thank you for talking to us thank you. what keeps us unsafe what makes us sick and how do we stay calm. my name is dr costly could i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your health. state use and let's all try to stay. next on disability. for sarah willis to. push to join her on her journey as a motorcycle just go. on here the beautiful luxembourg film one where we are celebrating the music of george gershwin with your cats the film when you look at some books and look at the children. through five minutes on d w was. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we're so clever the return to show. us what. kind of investment bankers thought the carousel was the first stop everybody was wrong or wanted to ignore the realities of the whole thing might blow off the net. of a system that spawned out of control. problems that wil

the picture africa is a huge huge industry if you just think of a single one like africa south africa exports something like ninety thousand parrots other countries and it's poured a lot of the original on the wall but it is going to. actually teaching people about. sadly mad's of it in is often many more bad than you can take in people who can't or don't want to to kill their peace anymore he had taken leave of their lives in reality free don't a bit of faith and that of many and the buds held in captivity. it might look like a salad bowl but you can use that to produce clean water pretty cool idea hey a friend's company created the new prototype as part of our series doing obits where we show you new ideas and innovations from around the globe that aim to make the world a greener place. in many countries clean drinking water is a scarce resource. in africa alone three hundred forty million people don't have access to it. the population growth and climate change are making things even worse. french company marine tech has come up with an idea. that produces these plastic hellyer spir

chocolates in africa. he set up a pioneering operation. made in africa. sixty to seventy percent of the sales price goes to chocolate producers in europe consuming countries get the biggest share that's a gross injustice and. real change and generate income growing countries in twenty. he realized that no european company was producing and decided to start his own. they're a freak. we're doing pioneer work here so we need to factor in that everything will cost more and take a lot longer than planned especially if there's red tape involved it's laborious and you need perseverance. seventy percent of the world's cocoa is grown in west africa but less than one percent of the chocolate sold on the world market is actually made here. i lost chocolate is designed to turn a profit but fairly he's teamed up with by. the native canadian spent years in switzerland and he knows the european chocolate industry he teaches the workers corporative how to. that has doubled the yield it fetches high prices and protects the people and the environment and the pay is fair. w

such an approach is inadequate, and is humiliating for africa. africa does not need charity. it needs a true and balanced partnership. and europe needs this partnership just as much. n preparing my speech today, i spoke with my african friends, notably the chairman of the african union. we agreed that donor-recipient relations are a thing of the past. and we agreed that reciprocal commitments are the way forward. we want to build a new partnership with africa. today, we are proposing a new alliance between europe and africa. an alliance for investment and ustainable jobs. this alliance, as we see it, would help to create up to 10 million jobs in africa over the next five years. we want to create a framework that brings more investment to africa. we are not starting from scratch. our external investments plan, which was launched two years ago, will mobilize in the public and private sectors. -- will mobilize more than 44 billion euro in the public and private sectors. the projects, which are in the pipeline, will be to the tune of 24 billion euro. we want to focus our investme

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platform for africa is charged. monday sixty thousand people turned out for an anti-racism concert in the eastern german city of chemists the concepts motto vias and there are more of us. but this is absolutely fantastic because the people of chemists have to show that our city is colorful is. not a far right city the majority is totally normal democratically civilized but not far right for god sakes we don't want that. luxury watchmakers in the nearby town of glass or to agree that no most company sells two thirds of its production abroad the recent pictures of rampaging nazis in care minutes can easily harm the economy of the entire federal state of saxony. customers are starting to ask questions. they want to know if their watch was assembled by a nazi and where it comes from. the people have become highly sensitized sex and he's now got a serious image problem which is bad for business. the brother scrap metal dealers are also concerned about their homelands image after recent nazi demonstrations they want saxon

export more to africa as well and in a way it is exporting to africa what it's exporting at the moment is is loans you know these countries are borrowing money from china and they do come with strings attached china is encouraging its companies to invest in africa because there's only so many you know bridges railway lines and road you can build in china and these firms have to look elsewhere for work and also to keep their workers because when china goes to africa and it's hard to think of any country in africa that has not been touched by chinese investment this all helps china's growth figures it helps to maintain economic growth in china and that is very important asian brown joins there from that conference in beijing thanks very much agent. is a financial analyst and c.e.o. of which management has a financial and political advisor and he says there are growing concerns in africa about the costs of chinese infrastructure projects. real worries now about that track diplomacy we've seen what's happened to the hambantota port in st lanka where the chinese have taken it for ninety nin

chocolate made in africa onto the european markets. sixty to seventy percent of the sales price goes to chocolate producers in europe consuming countries get the biggest share that's a gross injustice. i miss wants to effect real change and generate income in coca growing countries in twenty thirteen. backpacking in west africa he realized that no european company was producing chocolate and decided to start his own sixteen he found it there. we're doing pioneer work here so we need to factor in that everything will cost more and take a lot longer than planned especially if there's red tape involved it's laborious and you need perseverance. seventy percent of the world's cocoa is grown in west africa but less than one percent of the chocolate sold on the world market is actually made here. i must chocolate is designed to turn a profit but fairly he's teamed up with. the native canadian spent years in switzerland and he knows the european chocolate industry. he teaches the work of how to. that has doubled the yield it fetches hot ecolog