molly all the way in west africa. it's fabric caught him as a junior at yale when he stud dipped abroad. >> this is something i stumbled into. >> for me it's like if i'm going to do this brand and it was all inspired here. >> reporter: he learned his ranks are rising. the golden state warriors are in the nba finals and players have been turning their game day arrivals into runway shows. >> i actually found out like everybody else scrolling on social media and it popped up. i'm like double take, triple take. that is that. >> reporter: oh, yeah, that's steph curry rocking this royal blue over coat. one of the textiles. you see him here flexing his fashion headed into the locker room before game two. >> you have items that are 100% manufactured in west africa. west african production and pattern and weaving and the things that have been over looked for all of these years. >> reporter: this year it was not over looked. it got all the looks and that was tunde's whole idea when this fashion thing came out of nowhere years a

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and europe, but also to west africa. modeling is an important transit hub. here un troops try to push back islamist militias. but those militias are growing increasingly powerful because they make money from cocaine smuggling. as a un expert discovered, i was asked by the un tooth spearheads project. what we found out was mostly organized, klein groups operating in latin america. we're trying to get cocaine to europe. they have to pass through historical transit routes or trade routes in parts of africa. and it's impossible for those criminal groups to get the drugs to europe without actually paying taxes to various terrorist groups along the way. in particular, groups with ties to al qaeda are profiting from drug trafficking in west africa. the lawyer, foresman personnel watches kind of look away because they'll get a lot more by these particular groups though, because they're a lot more powerful. in certain pos, the wolves, he is getting to a point now where it's hard to see how this can be counted effectively. the un mission is becoming more and more diff

in particular, groups with ties to al qaeda are profiting from drug trafficking in west africa. the lawyer, forestman personnel will actually just kind of look away because they'll get a lot more by these particular groups though, because they're a lot more powerful. in certain pos, the world's, he is getting to a point now where he thought to see how this can be counted effectively. the un mission is becoming more and more difficult. in the summer of 2021, a patrol of german troops was attacked in molly terrorists and east africa to are making money from drug trafficking. here it's not about cocaine, but heroin smuggled from afghanistan and on its way to europe in the mediterranean european ships are picking up drug smugglers. in june, 2020 italian investigator sees the shipment of kept a gone. the stimulant had been trafficked by the so called islamic state, it's street value, 1000000000 euros. here in vienna, un experts know how dangerous it is when drugs and terror mix. northern irishman niel walsh is an analyst and ex police officer. when i was 11 or 12, i was standing in a

they watched him use drug money to buy cars in europe, which he then sold in west africa. until his arrest, he was in contact with the lebanese terrorist group. hes paula. hezbollah is backed by iran. it controls parts of lebanon, is active in syria, and even fought a war with israel. the constant violence prompts thousands of lebanese people to leave the country. they migrate to africa, europe, and usa, and above all to south america. that is one of the reasons why his well started developing relations with organized crime because it's network of supporters around the world could actually be leveraged to provide the service to organize cry . in 2019 a lebanese man was arrested in south america on suspicion of money laundering. the criminals need not only to longer the cash but also to move the merchandise. and they provide that service to. for years us authorities have been cracking down on has balance money, landers, in 2019, one of the leaders was sentenced to 5 years in prison. others are still awaiting trial. hezbollah maintains contacts with expatriate lebanese, almo

or 2 showers up towards the northwest and plenty of heavy showers around much of west africa. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything changed. the problem in lebanon is actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the go security. and that creates a government has knowledge in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. he watching out his era mind jeff, i'll top stories to set up an appeals for international help off the afghan, the stones most destructive earthquake and 20 years old and 1100 people who died. and ty, at villages reduced to rubble. the u. s. senate has passed, one of the strongest gun control bells and decades. it had the support of both democrats, republicans, but it comes as a supreme court struck down a long standing gun law in a summits. a commonwealth leaders is starting

still some showers to into the north west of africa, but largely dry was much of north africa. you see this area cloud here, the larry of low pressure just pumping its way out across the western side of the mediterranean, central hours of africa. well, another showers, just hugging the coastal fringes of west africa, where to weather just coming up towards the gambia, senegal as well, maybe some wet weather there to become a fossil as well. why the showers? there is a central parts of africa on the easterly ways semi must need the rifle coming into south africa at present. we could do with a little more that wet weather, grassy makes his way further north and east was this weekend. ah, what is the ocean with witness differences? change witness happiness with sunlight. witness, blood loss, witness? charity, witness. witness clarity, witness family, witness friends. which is the beginning. witness the end witness, life witness and algebra. oh. a book about kill watching out there with with me. so from the reminder of our top you stories, search and rescue operations, and i did it

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had its roots here in africa in particular west africa. and we'll go from washington to shoot a strong junction music in really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just gone and how it sounds, you know, with covey restrictions lifted this 30th edition of the st. louis jazz festival is bringing hundreds of visitors. the archipelago is a unesco world heritage site. during the 2nd world war, african american troops landed in this former colonial capital of french africa, bringing their music, explains the festival director, if william duffy, or was her released from the mississippi river to sheer, there is a flow of music. perhaps african slaves brought their music to america, and african americans brought it back here. in this dialogue, there is the sound of this voice feels like a divine melody. melina does creates a wishes. there could be a festival like this in war torn molly or ukraine. just silly for all jazz's freedom. it allows you to escape sim id to be free from the blues and leav

well, another showers just hugging the coastal fringes of west africa. so where to weather just coming up towards the gambia, senegal as well. maybe some wet weather though to begin a fossil as well. why be showers? there is a central parts of africa on the easterly ways. semi must be the rifle coming into south africa at present. we could do with a little more that wetter weather, grassy makes his way further northwards and eastward. this weekend, cats are air with visual airline of the journey. join the debate, wonderful as it is this diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground . annette or online at your voice queen is be removed as a safe because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man wears the progress. i haven't seen enough racialized, you see sports journals that look like me. you need to listen to those voice perspective. even when it's hard it, when it challenges some of our foundational thinking, this screen on al jazeera, ah, the me talk about what you all just there with me. the whole rahman, reminder of al

africa to asia and most of europe. those prices are not going to go anywhere in a hurry until you transport to reopened. and until russia basically ends this war, because as it is now, ukraine has no trust that if it opens its sports, if it takes those minds away, the russians would take advantage of that. and what use that to invade is like me to live in odessa. so for now, i think people around the world can have to wait for this ukrainian food was it's basically not going anywhere, even though there are attempts to try and get it out at least in some quantities. nick, thanks so much for your reporting. d w's. nick connelly, they're in central ukraine. some other world news now french president manuel my call is struggling to keep his parliamentary majority after elections for the national assembly. projection showed his coalition has lost boats and his coming in almost equal to a new left wing and green alliance, led by jd on luke melancholy. the final results will be decided in a 2nd round of voting next weekend. p

not as ha, individual san gifts, but including those who planned for this in west africa and those who order for it. there were similar protests in other cities. the 2019 sit and led to the ouster of president omnibus, here, after 30 years in power. but it continued as demonstrates, has demanded a civilian government. witnesses and survivors have accused the security forces of using excessive force to disperse protectors. there were reports of bodies being thrown into the nile river and allegations of sexual violence. a transitional government sworn in 3 months after the attack promised to investigate the attack that government was deposed last year. but since the military took power in october, folks have faded by just this will be served any time soon. the comedy set up to investigate bad sack was suspended and nearly dates, month song. there's been no talk of reviving it. amira couples lost her 26 year old fun in the satin. she says, despite the delays, she continues to demand for those responsible for his death to be held accountable . there was a postponement in the issue of justi

still some showers to into the north west of africa, but largely dry was much of north africa. cassius area cloud here. the larry of low pressure just pumping its way out across that western side of the mediterranean central air of africa, while others showers just hugging the coastal fringes of west africa. where to weather just coming up towards the gambia, senegal as well. maybe some wet weather there to kill fossil as well. why the showers? there is a central parts of africa on the easterly ways. semi muchly the right for coming into south africa at present. we could do with a little more that where to where the grassy makes his way further north and east was this weekend. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything changed. their problem in lebanon is actually structural lebanon needs. and you of contract order for it to solve this problem informed opinions, international communities on the goal of this my security, and thus creates a government that has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines . this is can be very hard to explain to the pub

on the bottom of the procuring slavery, not many of those enslaved came from west africa. so for some there's a sense this has been a journey of return. when the plane landed, as soon as my feet hit the ground, i began to cry, is the 1st time that i have ever been home. what made you cry? the fact that i was home after 500 year journey the town and the si fi order, a significant force. and ago since independence, every president that's been elected has visited this small town every year. hundreds of thousands of pogroms flock here is the beating heart of the spirituality in senegal. ship, my se, se is responsible for western students. he doesn't shy away from how influential the movement is and says, synagogues president mackie sallie is well aware of their importance. well, citizen like us citizens, but we have dis, medina, we have this follows that my casela, he used to live here in cham, so he knows his medina, he know what's going on in medina, he not at medina is there but where important. but in synagogue i, i but for those who move here from the united states, it's

so whether to just coming into the far north west of africa, but much of north africa roommate, hot and dry. plenty, a shower across west africa, pushing all the way into cynical casa airways. official airline of the journey. join the debate. wonderful as it is this diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground. annette or online at your voice queen is be removed as a safe because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man wears the progress i haven't seen enough resized. do you see sports journalist that look like me? you need to listen to those voiceless perspectives. even when it's hard it when it challenges some of our foundational thinking, this screen on al jazeera, ah ah, back it's time to recap, the headlines here now to sierra afghanistan's taliban government is appealing for more international aid after the worst earthquake in 20 years, struck a remote region in the southeast, at least 1500 people have been killed, and many more are injured. the un says more must be done to stop me. and mancy military and crisis help refugees, special repertoire.

. >> reporter: all the way in west africa. it's fabrics, fashion caught his eye in 2016 as a junior at yale when he studied abroad in ghana. >> my background is not in fashion. this is something i stumbled into. >> reporter: all day deshay is his brand. even the cut and sow productions are done there. >> for me, it was like i'm going to do this brand and it was inspired here. >> reporter: his pieces are rooted in royalty but recently learned his ranks are rising. the golden state warriors are in the nba finals and players have been turning their game day arrivals in shows. >> double take, triple take, quadruple take, that is that. >> reporter: that's steph curry rocking this royal blue overcoat flexing his fashion headed into the locker room before became two. >> on the highest of stamgz, you have items that are 100% manufactured in west africa. west african american and patterns and weaving and all of the things overlooked for all of these years. >> reporter: but this year, it was not overlooked. it got all the looks and that

africa. the west group is a private russian military contracted that said to have links with the russian government its most and res, operate in libya. molly central african republic and sudan. they, you and you in have accused the wagon group of fermenting violence in africa and plundering its national resources. the shortest distance between spain and africa is just 14 kilometers. spain is warning that nature must urgently strengthen its 7 frank flank removal. are going to focus his team. i mean that's what we wanted to strengthen. now collaboration with some of the governments in the area precisely in order to be able to reduce anticipate security risks for the allies, for quite some time. now, quite a few years, we've been reflecting on this 360 degree strategy, with the threats to security, not only come from the flank. these risks are evident, but they can also have some kind of replica on the south. let's think about where russia is located in the middle range and, and also how it's un

and it's so sad that young people in africa, especially west africa, do not feel that there's enough space for them to dream in their home countries. and so that's what i found in the film, and it's really very sharp. and i'm going to go over to you, stella gaetano. he recently came to germany, tell us, why did you have to fleece with them as people knows with and then fill 1011. it's like a split the 2 countries. and i was a nice and then i become a south to dennis. i couldn't find myself in flower or in north. i still want to be as a sudan if we supposed to unite not to. is it again, 2 pieces off of come to this and, and that was my idea and i think people not accepted that into sudan like a couldn't express myself. well, am i supposed to keep silence for a long time? so to understand this very complex situation, political situation that's della gaetano has just described a there with its neighbor, with south sudan with its neighbor to the north sudan. let's have a quick look at this for the republic of the sudan as africa's 3rd largest country . it's capital is khartoum. since ind

had its roots here in africa, in particular west africa and go from washing. judy schuler is a strong jacket, musician, and we're going to really enjoy. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just gone and how it sounds, you know, with cove restrictions lifted, this 30th edition of the st. louis jazz festival is bringing hundreds of visitors. the archipelago is a unesco world heritage site. during the 2nd world war, african american troops landed in this former colonial capital of french africa, bringing their music, explains the festival director, if wound up or was have released from the mississippi river to here, there is a flow of music. perhaps african slaves brought their music to america, and african americans brought it back here. in this dialogue, there is the sound of this voice feels like a divine melody. mullin, artist creates a wishes. there could be a festival like this in war torn molly or ukraine with all jazz is freedom. it allows you to escape somebody to be free from the blues and leave me worries behind none. oh, sounds f

how did dishonesty should win from west africa's coast, become a rising star of contemporary art and so quickly for and what does he and others think of his success? in mclamore and he's an artist who lives in his time and with his contemporary, alyssa, a noise dish down, the man is the most recent star in the firmament. and he's gone through the roof in terms of attention, price on it, and also incredible rec noise ability. i said it will go with if you started meant is one of the grid awesome for some of us because we know that you can make it. and truly make it i was born in i was born. yeah. you know, so and then at some point i moved with my father to montana. and then when he died, cause we came back here because this is where my mom stay. so they moved back to my father is a fisherman. so when you goes foresees, i'm the elder. so i have to basically stay home and look after my siblings. and then, you know, you have to invent your in games because you mostly stuck on the house. that's where my friends also get to come to the house and that's where we kind of start drawing in to

his brand, all of it is sourced from west africa. recently he spotted one of his textiles on the dove's pre-game runway. >> i actually found out, like everybody else, scrolling on social media and it popped up. and i'm like double take, triple take, quadruple take, oh, that is that. >> reporter: steph curry wore this royal blue overcoat, one of his textiles, headed to the locker room before game 2. since then celebrities and other athletes have been reaching out to him. dove nation is here in full force, but they have some work to do tonight. i've been covering some of the games during the nba finals here at chase center, and i have to say that the pride here during game 3 and game 4 when the team was 3,000 miles away, the crowd was absolutely amazing. and dove nation will have to bring it tonight for game 5 as the warriors play the celtics. back to you guys in the studio. >> i think the crowd is going to be just fine tonight. they're going to be absolutely crazy. >> yeah, we have to counteract some of the td garden stuff we saw in a

how did the son, a decision from west africa's coast become a rising star of contemporary art and so quickly? ah, and what does he and others think of his success? mm. grandma and he's an artist who lives in his time and with his contemporary alyssa and i teach down and feel my them in there is the most recent star in the firmament. and he's gone through the roof in terms of attention, price, i've done it and also incredible recognize ability us and it will go over here the deck. i believe he's active ment is one of the rates of it for some of us because we know that you can make it tony young with. mm hm. i was born and i was born. yeah. you know, so and then at some point i move with my father to montana. and then when he died, course we came back here because this when my mom stay, so don't move back to my father is a fisherman. so when you goes foresees, i'm down there, so i have to basically stay home and look after my siblings. and then, you know, you have to invent your in games because you mostly stuck on the house. that's where my friends also get to come to the house and th

ah, to west africa now which is literally been washed away. gas coastline has been eroded by the ocean. this is a natural process, but it's been made worse by human activity. climate change and more severe weather patterns. for communities on the coast, the lack of c defenses are the increase in wind and wave activity. mean many ghanaians live precariously close to one unpredictable neighbor. the gulf of guinea did of you report isaac ology visits at one part of gunner's vote. our region that may soon be gone. bare bones of the palm trees on the shore line. show the last remnants of a village under siege from the sea food there may in ganawe's voice our region could soon disappear forever. last november, the ocean waves crushed into this community. washing are we homes and livelihoods the floods displeased hundreds of people. many families are still homeless knowledge, the one who was forced to flee by the raisin water. he's back in the house where he grew up. the place that was his home for decades. no one who was driven from his 4 walls by the waves that swept through the village, st

africa and brazil. wonderfully things go to chicago to a senior fellow at china based sing tank, the tangle institution. thanks for being with us here on our international so russia and china it's hard to debate that they're actually getting economically closer. do you think that we can expect a new era of cooperation between these 2 countries? racing especially when she got over there and see a lot of slow in terms of corporation and need a system space is nuclear process can use all the landscape rest. daniel knows learning the coupling from russia and trying to countries on both sides. so small corporation to strengthen the person you actually use most recently on especially when the result is nothing energy but also say the green meal result lies. and then the last manufacturing sent back to the message from one with several, from the rest of the world. leases. and i'll get back from russia. that's really prefer that because there's a stable relationship into both nations. most of you are in terms of like from my last present worth. it's now real folks, you know, what would be th

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africa, loved by people across the region, but in ghana, where rice, water and fuel prices are rising, people are being hit hard so household staples like jollof rice are becoming more expensive to make. nomsa maseko went to meet a caterer at a local market in accra, to find out more. mark impraim owns a catering business. i met up with him at the market, shopping for ingredients for one of his most popular dishes, jollof rice. so how have the increase in prices affected you? this used to be 20 cedis but we are here today in the markets they tell me the price has gone to 40 cedis. and you bought it for 20 cedis last week, seven days ago? exactly. and now it's double the price. exactly. has she explained why? she went to the market to buy and then the box, the box like that, formally it was around 1200 but she is telling today, it was 2,500. that means it's difficult for you to put together a budget. exactly. it's markets like this one where consumers used to come to buy basic food items because they were much cheaper but now, things have changed because food prices have more than doub

mostly that rain in trough graph greece further west towards the gulf of guinea in southern africa. take the south have just been very quiet recently. looks lovely cake towns at 24 degrees. that is about to change, the forecast the weekend looks pretty good, but afterwards, think of what a windy from the west casa, airway official airline, of the journey teaching you can to see were english streaming lights on like youtube channel. last thousands of all programs award winning documentaries and dead news reports subscribe to you choose dot com forward slash al jazeera english ah. bold and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera ah ah, on the 4th floor is on al jazeera this hour 20 countries of the summit of the americas of announced the los angeles declaration on migration. it creates incentives for nations to take in more migrants. several countries in the region have been experiencing record levels of migration. in recent months, a quarter bolivia has found the ex interim president jeanine une as guilty of mounting a coo and 2019 and sentenced at 10 years in prison

in the us, i'll end west africa. more than 40000000 people face acute food insecurity this year. and this is significant jump from cities, their goal, the figures, there was about 11000000 people. so african countries have to grapple with multiple shocks. climate extremes, plant best and diseases, economic slowdowns, conflicts that are all over the place among others. and what matter might makes matters worse, is that mechanisms and capacities to mitigate these multiple shocks are either a week or non existent in many instances. in fact, the recovery from the social economic impacts of cov 19 has been quite a challenge in africa. and in this context, the impact of that a shot you can work to have significant impact. the countries are trying their best with them. very much constrain turned afghanistan. now where taliban officials say that they have ended their search for survivors after wednesday's powerful earthquake, at least 1000 people were killed and many more injured. fresh tremors struck the same remote area in the countries east earlier on friday, killing 58 groups on are

ah, did dishonesty should learn from west africa's coast become a rising star of can in pre art and so quickly, lou, and what does he and others think of his success? mclamore and he's an artist who lives in his time and with his contemporary elicit a notice down the amount of them in there is the most recent star in the firmament . and he's gone through the roof in terms of attention, price out of it. and also incredible rec, noise ability or send it with if you thought you meant is one of the rates of it for some of us because we know that you can make it totally up make it i was born in, i was born here in a so and then at some point i move with my father to my dinner. and then when he died was we came back here because this were my mom stay so they moved back to my father is a fisherman. so when you goes foresees, i'm the eldest, so i have to basically stay home and look after my siblings. and then, you know, you have to invent your in games because you mostly stuck on the house. that's where my friends also get to come to the house and that's where we kind of start drawing in to.