and west africa is facing the worst food crisis in a decade. that while more than a quarter of africa, the population is facing hunger. so what can be done to feed the continents vulnerable people use so inflation and dipping into people's pockets almost everywhere, but latin americans are among those most severely heads. central banks throughout the continent were quick to take action, implementing aggressive interest rate increases, but the measures have done little to bring down the cost of living. if anything, consumer prices, sword, and many nations last month, the situation could get worse as the war and ukraine drives the prices of commodities up. well, the surgeon, fuel and fuel prices the sparking discontent among many latin americans. thousands of peruvians have taken to the streets to protest the rising cost of living. inflation hit its highest level in a quarter for century in peru, and the central bank has raised interest rates to a 13 year high to take the prices. the president petro castillo was facing cost to resign, has cut fue

a major food shortage in west africa. much of the area relies on ukraine for its grain products. experts say west africa is currently facing its worst food crisis on record and drought floods and violence in the area are only making matters worse. today, a group of 11 international aid organization said that there are currently 27 million people suffering from hunger in the region. and that number could rise to 38 million by june. the groups are urging governments to send humanitarian aid to the region. >> 6 out you the that the trump coaches were up creating west africa. there with from ukraine, ocean. and because of this crisis, you know, in in in brain, this is close-up. >> humanitarian organizations are concerned that the war in ukraine may also result in existing aid being redirected away from west africa to help the refugees in europe. >> all right. let's get a weather check as we give you a view outside at one lone palm trees standing there on the embarcadero saying where is everybody? we're all going life later today. but meteorologist dave spahr is with us. he gives us t

but why is the situation particularly bad in west africa and the sahara region? we should say it out and we all cetera that were some of the situation in derision and tory in science. we have climate shots, we choose creating a prostitute resources, causing population disbursement and added pressure on already limited resources. these combat with the lago rental, which results into his application of several regions inside general, it easy to convince and to read lead. i'm for most of the time before me hold, i really use separate beast all going to colorado ologies. in addition, we would say that an attache, the region faces multiple epidemics each hair. so imagine was just one more on the already headed murder into sales and is watching this pressure on the population often leads to long gum and difficulties in accessing by link social services when they are when independence, which plays more. busy which place many people can sit in millions of food, volume footage, shot insecurity every year. ok, let's break down some of the reasons that you gave and, and 1st

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algeria and the showers continue for much of west africa. ah, the frank assessments, what are the political risks of batting russian oil? a gas for western leaders, pull sanctions on russian energy exports. not informed opinions. francie's not abandoning to fight against jedi still resumed the area we're going to be attacking from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in rushes, invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, watching out as a reminder, if our top story is out, ukraine says it expects russia to launch a new offensive on its eastern region. us officials say they believe moscow is reinforcing and re supplying its troops in the dumbass region. and asia parliament has approved a long awaited bell to tackle sexual violence. the new law will provide a comprehensive legal framework for cases of sexual abuse. victims will be able to receive compensation and psychological ident was ready for this have withdrawn from janine and the occupant, west bank of d

human rights watch's west africa director corinne dufka said -- "abuses by armed islamist groups is no justification at all for the military's deliberate slaughter of people in custody." in the united states, lawmakers in oklahoma have passed a near total ban on abortion. the bill makes performing an abortion a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $100,000 fine. reproductive rights advocates say the oklahoma bill say is one of the most sweeping abortion bans because there is no exception for rape or incest and the ban starts at conception. this is tamya cox-tourÉ, the executive director of the american civil liberties union of oklahoma. >> what we do know right now that this bill has no exceptions and what essentially potentially end abortion access in oklahoma. at we also know is that for s manyeasons, pple willave to tvel ouof the state to get the care they need. and we know this because when texas lt its abortion aess, patients travel to oklahoma and providers wereaying more texas patients than they have ever seen before. so ts will just contin that domino effect of

there is a very difficult food security situation in west africa. there is a difficult situation in. yeah, man. anyhow, the part in other parts of the war with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with joined russian and don. yet the forces are approaching victory and the port city of marble. the, according to the moscow's defense ministry of the area, has been almost completely devastated by the fighting a deadline given by moscow for the surrender of ukrainian fighters from the city. steel factory has now passed. russian officials claim a cease fire regime was supposed to start on sunday morning to enable ukrainian forces to safely surrender. but they remain entrenched at b as of stall steel plant, with cit, without sufficient food and ammunition supplies, but reportedly still pushed by their commanders to stand their ground. ukraine's president zalinski said on sunday that the ukrainian military is ready to fight for 10 years. if moscow continues to force yo

it could make independence for the pixels of west africa, which looking festal, which i saw, you know, no one who were respect, you know, one walking to the other thing to know about 10, which is important. is that dedication which you have for africa even beyond west african interests making a hero of many folks closing african continent. it was people saw sunsets have gone so so 2nd one was too early. he died too and a lot of people driven by like his future on our side in west africa shows the region of the previous, the capacity to, to motivate, to inspire his congressman was just a product and multiple cillian bridge. all for sure team or just making a life of luxury and intelligence, it was focused on ways to make people move to the next kind of follow the next wrong. because i'm going to school cautious, i'm developing, and that you, me to this day. one of the 3 major person of the last 50 years in africa. right. who stands out to stand out. right. thanks so much. she though no anglo. it's not christian extension or not process of being held in sedans, capital and several other

it is a growing market within west africa, however, we have not come to the point where, we still have these other important markets, and if we had difficulties in supply that would be seriously devastating for the banana production which takes place in rural communities were for most people this is the only source of employment, this keeps these people in these communities and ensure that they do not go into their cities, as happens... george, thank you for your time, we are going to have to leave it there. for bbc one viewers, continue the discussions on breakfast, and on the world, we have the headlines coming up soon. hello again. thursday brought us a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of those shower clouds were brought in by these big cumulonimbus clouds, thunder clouds. we also had reports of a bit of hail around, and generally it was quite a windy day, too. 0n the satellite picture, we've got a developing low pressure that's going to be bringing some way and windy weather to france for friday, and we've got a trough that's going to enhance the showers and downpours. well, t

it's for many across the french speaking west africa and particularly in bertina far so victory for the rule of law. yeah. and tell us about the reactions in booking and also what's the likelihood of comparing actually serving the sentence given that he's in exile and i recalls that's right, he's in rico's, he's from the very start. his lawyers have said that this trial is a sham. it's politically motivated, but it's very unlikely that he'll be extra extra dated from ivory coast to serve this prison sentence in burkina faso. however, for those other involved, such as general gender at his right hand man, who was also involved in a crew in 2014. well, he will likely serve the rest of his life in prison. as i said, it's a victory for the rule of law in a country right now that is being ruled by another cool leader. during the trial of my sancho, we've seen a coup back in january, and that really frightens civil society activists. wondering whether there will be the pursuit of rule of law. so now is the will for certain members of civil society to see other actors that were involved in cri

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west africa, into the gulf of guinea. so the shower is really becoming more and more organized. same crop of showers run right across the heart of africa, towards tans. near it was northern parts of mozambique place to say things of quiet and down. now across that eastern side of south africa, southern k, we'll see some wet weather as we go on through thursday. and that'll nudge its way over towards that southeast corner of south africa. and yet it will pull in across sea far east to south africa, into mozambique for saturday. cats are airway official airline of the journey cutter, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ronnie cut needed to open and development international shipping companies of connecting the world connecting future. ronnie, carto cutters gateway to world trade ah, rushing up food and fuel prices, especially in asia and africa, least point 7000000 people are affected worldwide. more bodies are being found in a mass grave discovered in cranes capital key grains had hundreds of civilians to bury

every time i travel there, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate coverage. and our focus is not just on their suffering, but also on the more uplifted and inspiring story. people trust algebra to tell them what's happening in their communities in a clear and unbiased. and i've been african, i couldn't be more proud to be part of you know, ah, russia agrees in principle to involve the un on red cross in evacuating civilians truck to marry a poll after you un secretary general and russia's president meet in moscow. ah. carrie johnston, this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up, germany agrees to send anti aircraft systems to ukraine and a major policy change. while more than 40 countries agree to meet monthly to discuss further arm supplies to keep. the u. s. ones are terran that might be weeks away from building a nuclear bomb as abide and administration continues to try to reach.

anchor: what would you say the strategy in west africa in general is, and how does the wagner group fit into this? >> the strategy across the continent is to maintain a presen in countries that used to be of historical strategic importance, mali was a soviet strategic partner, or natural resources, that are increasingly important as the russian economy is under sanctions and has to rely on extraction from wherever it can, so in the minds of molly, it is lucrative. thwagner plays a role because these are high-risk operations in the russian government does not want the public knowing about it, so these are deniable, revenue-positive missions in west africa. mali is where it is focus now, but it is struggling to secure control of the gold mines, and there are counterterrorism loudly fit -- largely failed, and you have other problems. we should watch for the russians doing similar efforts in burkina faso, where they have set up a considerable -- similar network. anchor: thank you for your time on "france 24." >> thank you -- anchor: turning to afghanistan, 33 people including children have

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there are 18 million people who are on the brink and need assistance across west africa, and west africa region, and the saharan countries. the situation is also very bad in east africa, where upwards of 18 million people need assistance. >> tomson phiri, thank you very much for joining, us i really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence, for having me. >> thank you. tonight's last word is next. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >> call this role i'm about to announce extreme, extreme. is it extreme to protect police officers? is it extreme to protect our children? extreme to keep guns o

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some of that went to weather, also affecting the far north west of africa. got some rock out, more members of algeria and the showers continue for much of west africa. ah. harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new document we ask whether we've learned any lessons in the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19 how we ignored the global songs to put prophets before people. and it won't cost ah, time of pugs on all just lulu . ah, a quick reminder about top stories here on al jazeera. ukraine says it expects russia to launch a huge new offensive in its eastern region imminently. yes, officials say they believe that russia is reinforcing and re supplying its troops in the dumbass. shabazz sharif has been sworn in his pockets, found few prime minister after being elected by the national assembly. he succeeds it mon. com, who is ousted in a no confidence fault on saturday. there's the prospect of more firepower for ukraine in its war against russia. european union, foreign ministers have been meeting in luxemb

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environmentalists are concerned about the situation on the cape verde islands off the coast of west africa. we went to the small island of sal to meet some conservationists who are trying to save a tropical bird species. reporter: the marvelous red-billed tropicbird. these migratory birds spend most of their lives at sea, flying thousands of kilometers across the atlantic and only coming to land to breed. high up in the rocks, they find holes to make their nests. but not much else is known about their habits. researchers from cape verde have only recently found one of the largest colonies in the world, here on the island of sal. artur lopes is a field technician with project biodiversity, a local organization trying to learn more about the species to help save the birds from threats linked to growing tourism. they monitor more than 500 nests on the island. artur: they are beautiful. they have like a big tail and they have like -- it's like a woman when they want to go out. they paint the lips and they paint the eyes. super nice. reporter: today, they are out tagging and taking samples from

. >> the 1619 project shows people living on different regions of central and west africa with their own customs until they attempted to take that away from them. >> this book was written with black children in mind to speak directly to them about what their origin story is and feel proud of the people that came before them. >> the authors selected the title born on the weather -- born on the water because africans were taken from their homeland, puts on a slave ship, and it was at sea where they were forced to become a different people. the san francisco unified school district has taken interest in how to teach this hard topic. >> make space for them to feel, process, respond, and take a break. >> it is never ok to force people to work without pay, to treat people as if they are not human. providing opportunities for them to express how they are feeling about this information is critical for all of us to move forward. reporter: for all students, it is a chance to learn about the black resistance and the contributions of those born on the water. dan: a notorious twitter user has bec

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now part attacks remain a threats in the gulf of guinea, off the coast of west africa. that's despite countries in the region including nigeria stepping up and joint efforts and interest reports from like us. the nigeria, navy, one patrol in one of the world's most dangerous sealed the maritime boundary in the gulf of guinea, stretches from global to liberia. over the past 20 years. a taxi nigeria still retorted. waters half killed dozens of cool members and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in shipping losses. the attack so so cost to shop, increase in insurance premiums as cargo ship stayed away. the head of nigeria, navy says wash it, spent almost 7000 more hours at sea last year compared to 2020. this is dalton, significant decline in criminal activities in the nation. sir maria turned them in at the international maritime organization reported $47.00, few attacks last year compared to each $12020.00 that led to nigeria being removed from the list of nations. most at risk attacks on this part of the atlantic were so frequent and daring that it's once known as pir

africa. at cape fruit, they're cooking up a twist on cape verde's national dish. cachupa like it's never been done before. cachupa is usually made with meat and fish. but chef lemice pereira is trying something new. >> we wanted to make something from cape verde, and since our focus at cape fruit is on vegetarian food, we invented this.” first, she fries onions in oil. then it's time to add the cachupa mix typical ingredients found on cape verde including milled corn, beans, and chickpeas. >> since it's vegetarian we don't add fish or meat. when the clients want, it can also be made with vegetables or eggs fried, scrambled, as an omelet however they want it done.” >> i love it!” while the cachupa is frying in the pan, lemice gets a side of vegetables ready to go. her colleagues are busy serving up juices and other meals using natural foods and flavors. it's a women-owned and operated business. manager suzi has been running the show for ten years. >> we are only women. it's always women

been as of the west. africa has produced some of the greatest names across different sporting disciplines from footballers to basket bowlers. and of course, from right here, distance runners. yet the continent continues to grapple with lack of government investment, for example, or growth, mismanagement of teams. and perhaps was of all corruption is bosses. do sions, what is the continent lagging behind despite the immense natural talent? well, i spoke to a few people here in kenya to try and answer the question. when webster lucas is getting ready to lift, it looks like he is preparing for war. a battle between himself and an unimaginable 150 kilograms over his head. this is the life of a weight lifter. and webster is one of the best in kenya. he was well on his way to becoming an olympian, but things didn't go quite as planned. i played my bud, i should, i showed up in the gym. i put on there with a good. but unfortunately, for example, for my, for the russian, which was supposed to be like go my link to the scholarship and olympics of william is appropriate in the form that was suppose

africa. we went to the small island of sol to meet some conservationists who were trying to save a tropical bud species. ah, ah, the marvelous red build, tropic bird. these migratory birds spend most of their lives at sea flying thousands of kilometers across the atlantic. and only coming to land to breed high up in the rocks of a find holes to make their nests. but no much else is known about their habits. researchers from cape her to have only recently found one of the largest colonies in the world. here on the island of south actual lopez, she's a field technician with project biodiversity, a local organization, and frank to learn more about the species to help save the birds from threats linked to growing tourism. they monitor more than $500.00 nests on the island. they are very, they will, they have like a big deal and they have like i said, i got a woman on the, on the go, i was like, are you believe? and they've been, there is super nice to day. they're out tagging and taking samples f

africa. we went to the small island of south to meet some conservationists who are trying to save a tropical bud species. ah, the marvelous red build, tropic bird. these migratory birds spend most of their lives at sea flying thousands of kilometers across the atlantic. and only coming to land to breathe high up in the rocks of a find holes to make their nests. but not much else is known about their habits. researchers from cape verda, i have only recently found one of the largest colonies in the world. here on the island of south are to a low patches, a field technician with project biodiversity, a local organization at frank, to learn more about the species, to help save the birds from threats and linked to growing tourism. they monitor more than $500.00 nests on the island. they are very, they were there like a big deal and they have like i said, i got woman one the on the was like you believe and they've been there is super nice today, they're out tagging and taking samples from the birds

africa, we have the food crisis in the sahel. so in essence it is about the international community looking at the issues on the globe, in terms of how they do have a ripple effect. if there is anything all of us learned from the covid-19 pandemic, it was that we are interconnected. so what does that mean for us? picking up on the point that was being talked about, in the eastern africa region at the moment, in terms of servicing date, many countries had to look for resources to respond to the pandemic, but also look at what recovery efforts would look like . in terms of percentages, over 35% of tax revenues are going towards data servicing. we had a drop even before the ukraine crisis of you by over 2.7%. so when talking about multiplier effects, it is feeding into more and more crises, and some of it gets reflected in the form of conflict. so my point around that is that we need to be able to look at it in a systems way. what does it mean? what are the lessons we are learning on food production, on the food supply chain? there

. >> the 1619 project shows people living on different regions of central and west africa with their own customs until they attempted to take that away from them. >> this book was written with black children in mind to speak directly to them about what their origin story is and feel proud of the people that came before them. >> the authors selected the title born on the weather -- born on the water because africans were taken from their homeland, puts on a slave ship, and it was at sea where they were forced to become a different people. the san francisco unified school district has taken interest in how to teach this hard topic. >> make space for them to feel, process, respond, and take a break. >> it is never ok to force people to work without pay, to treat people as if they are not human. providing opportunities for them to express how they are feeling about this information is critical for all of us to move forward. reporter: for all students, it is a chance to learn about the black resistance and the contributions of those born on the water. dan: a notorious twitter user has bec

africa. your weekly environment program, not all of our topics to the are filled with good news. we're here balls how some cities are 2nd. but don't worry. there are also reasons to feel good about the well, how are you today, sandra? hi, chris. well, i'm all positive, innovative, aren't environmentally friendly developments do some looking forward to starting today's show here is a preview of what we have in store. we'll see how rising sea levels are threatening habitats. and we'll also look at, at walks made from i'm in my bones whether for drinking or funding water is critical for human survival. it is in short supply in many regions of a world. and it is impossible to grow food without it. so now, what conformists do, when hardly any rain falls, a fuss report takes us to the irish region into zeniah. when a g o is now putting a simple but effective idea into practice with here in the ingo luca village nod than tanzania. hardly any one has the t b. that's why linda m limbaugh brings a smal

the situation is similar in senegal, 5000 kilometers away in west africa. in the last 10 years, the sea level here has risen by 3.5 centimeters. entire stretches of coastline have been washed away. thousands of people have already had to flee the city of san louis. because the sea is eroding the beach and destroying the neighbourhood behind it. many now live in makeshift refugee camps that are inland and fall from the coast. back in france, very few people can imagine such a disaster happening. for the time being, they feel safe in their houses because most edison residents want to stay with marshall. i think we should be positive. and as i said, the next generation, our children and grandchildren are still safe from it. so we did, of course there's storms, but there always have been there not more frequent than before. but cruise will, you know, we can, i won't leave the i've lived here since i was a child. but we were attached to our island, like little people have lived on in the san for thousands of years. but unless emissions are reduced and global war