and when we talk about africa fighting against terrorism is africa capable on its own? no, because it will cause a lot of resources that doesn't have the role of the un security council, which is responsible for security and stability in the world. must be to find a fight against terrorism. in africa, africans are ready to fight. they have the armies, they have financial resources to have a long term war. when once they they have pouches on development, health and education, and the building of roads and so forth. so we must start to judge african such a way. every time we talk about the continent capable, of course we're capable. but every one must work together to provide funding and who's giving weapon said the terrace. how is it so suddenly, sometimes in africa, we have tears gangs, and what is become global contribution? to put an end to that? these are all questions that we need to ask ourselves. africa deserves that the international community fund miss. africans can fight. we have the army that the african union has designed as talked about the structure for pea

the queen story can not be told without africa. we look at the relationship she had with many african countries, also coming up the ra, impacts of climate change on africa, on the failure of the west and show in the commitment africa lead as last out industrialized nations were not showing up at the summit in the dots did to you both of them. it was dedicated to help in african nations adapt to the impact of climate change. i think that as we made the effort to leave africa and come to rotterdam, it would have been easier for the europeans and the others to also be here. after all, they're the main polluters of the planet who is known to the table massive. and i think that's where the struggle is, is that we need to continue to see this as the next special fit for everyone and also just one side of the well ah, i am eddie micah, julia and you are welcome to the program. that is the end of an era. queen elizabeth died after his 70 year reign tribute. subbing pouring in from all over the world would take a look at the queen's relatio

they be stripped from africa. she was 96 years old, so it's to be expected on she's live, go very historic, tremendous life and i hope she can rest in peace. i don't think the death of the queen affects me boys. i am. i'm pretty young and she's a british state and she's a british and i'm canyons it doesn't offer to me that months. clearly mixed reactions there. but one thing is for sure. the story of the queen can not be told without looking at a relationship she had with many african countries. here's why. queen elizabeth had a special relationship with african she turned $21.00 on a visit to south africa. and she was in kenya when she heard that her father, king george the 6th, had died. grievous news of her father's death reached the young queen married 25 at this not. and in the highlands of east africa, she returned home for her coronation. the archbishop lores the 5 pound symbol of might and power, and as he places it upon the queen's head and removes his hands, the assemblage in one voice cries, god save th

having said that, though the queen paid little attention to africa, she seldom mention to africa. and all her attempts to keep the empire alive through the commonwealth did not seem to work here amongst african countries. this sentiment expressed in the next clip is very much representative of the feeling on the ground here, amongst many africans she was becoming irrelevant here. we know about chinese president jim ping or russian president vladimir putin. not the queen. this also feeling on the ground that with the passing of the queen, the commonwealth itself might become irrelevant. so, with the queen now gone, you have issues of mir colonialism issues of f because poverty no longer receiving any more attention than they did when she was alive. so it's no wonder then that many here feel that the u. k has lost africa, largely because again, many people here will tell you that the queen simply did not care about the continent. hey, paula money, thanks for back analysis. we're going to move on now to some other world news. we're going to take you to ukraine, where russian reinforc

africa. they discussed topics including russia and china needs influence, u.s., and africa trade relations and the pandemic response and many others. this runs just over an hour and 20 minutes. >> thank you, thank you all good morning and welcome to a foreign affairs committee. as a part of u.s. leadership on developing and executing. a multilateral approach to africa. thank you to our distinguished panelists my, colleagues for joining us for the discussion today. part of the leadership of joe joe biden, the united states has demonstrated the capacity to lead the international -- and addressing some of the most complex challenges we're facing today. from holding vladimir putin accountable for it is illegal and barbaric invasions of ukraine, to counter china's influence on the end of the pacific and beyond. u.s. leadership on the international stage has proven critical. and galvanizing the support of our partners, and exacting consequences if -- unfortunately, i have yet to see us take the sam

, they built 500 houses in africa town. in 1968, in protest of the city of mobile finally bringing water and sewer service to africa town, the mayor announced they are tearing down all the houses. they kicked all the families out, 500 families and bulldozed the houses. at the time, the patriarch was quoted saying about his african-american tenants, he don't need water, they have been living perfectly fine without it for years. he doesn't need a bathtub, he wouldn't know how to use it. he would probably store food in it. that was quoted in the local newspaper. he felt brave enough in 1968 to say that out loud. so that's the mayor's legacy and mobile in africa town. susan: now that the clotilda has been found, what you think africa town's fate will be. >> i hope this fate is back to its original trajectory. the ship is in very good shape, i have touched it and held the wood in my hands. it can be dug up. the state of alabama keeps talking about not digging the ship up. they keep talking about leaving it in place in the mud an

africa. it's hard to comprehend how the youngest fastest growing continent in the world, a region that contains 50% and vast array of minerals and other natural resources failed to garner a clear comprehensive engagement strategy. it is clear that africa status nation and people is not the basket case many narratives portrayed to be. the continent does face challenges that must be met with strong unified international support. priorities developed across the country with support of our partners around the world include combating climate change, diversifying energy resources, stimulating economic growth and improving public health outcome. in the face of democratic backsliding, we have a collective responsibility from good governance and protect human rights. i've heard this from our african counterparts time and time again. they want to partner with the united states are often forced to seek less effective options from foreign competitors. they appear cheap on the surface but impose high cost

put on south africa. it's a tug of war that's reminiscent of the old cold war and what would be logical behind the scenes is for us to offer. you can make incentives and other support for south africa that are i'm opposed to would not otherwise get. washington is a way the changing of the dynamics to the old world order and one south africa to be at this point race here on the continent, the u. s. is expected to entice, i'm opposed with increased investment and trade. a global public to neutralize the bricks and russian influence on the continent. but power is exactly what south africa needs right now. the country's scribbling power cars have intensified and will tail growth in the continent. second largest economy, while the americans and the europeans continue to pressure south africa to us green energy sources. so i'm up with that. any cabinet have not entirely turned back a new t to the west and i was an $8500000000.00 pledge of loans and grants. last year's un conference on climate change to help sou

make africa proud. ah, my book is that the rest of the world appreciate more the african fashion into african pads we do have ah, a few suitable and style designs speak from the traditional poll. well connected to the modern pulse of africa. ah, the to see for myself how one initiative is supporting visual artists by creating a space, equipment and training, push out what are the main aim of the space? we have many and i think the main aim is to facilitate a strong sense of individual and collective responsibility towards i would a presentation given the colonial history of photography, nafrica, and also a desire to contribute in a meaningful way to african photography as well as the lives of local youth. why do we need these types of initiative? i think that in the age of social media and information technology, official literacy and critical thinking skills for a very, very integral part of an increasingly valuable school fit. which is an essential way to navigate the massive images between count on a

leda settled on plaza, and then to do his africa, bidding. everyone's up to buy favor and the africa with $54.00 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more or less split where south africa was neutral. a few countries formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia in the u. n. some were pro western. it is one of those periods where girls politics has a sort of tectonic shifts and the decline of the west european chaos, the u. k. out of europe, the desperation of europe to get fossil fuels from africa at the same time, they pretend that they care about climate change, which will hit africa. hardest pressure that both the west and the bricks block put on south africa. it's a tug of war that's reminiscent of the old cold war and what would be logical behind the scenes is for us to offer. you can make incentives and other support for south africa that are i'm opposed to would not otherwise get. washington is a way the changing of the dynamics to the old world order, and one south africa to be a point race here on the continent. the u. s. is expected to entice, i'm

we are building them in south africa. we would love to have interaction with many countries to install such reactors and not try to follow you repeat models. what a release of this can be poised out of common endeavor, aspiration of fear. but for settlement was as political about the ruling african national congress must go is a friend, a partner, and a com rate that supported the during the liberation movement. in time of colonialism and as power cuts continue to intensify year in south africa, more and more moscow seems like part of the solution. globally fat join is big for oddity international. south african politician take years to harley says the country is president wants to ensure his nation would be victimized by us policy decisions. we're very happy and very proud of the member id which chris, the drama pasa, handled his engagement with her president biden. we are also very happy with the principals that you put on the team. the principals also our concern regarding russia, milan, which is when we impose certain

africa. pres. ramaphosa: true. pres. biden: and you're a leader on climate and health and covid-19. i'd like to talk to you about that, because we want to see you be able to produce covid insulin on the continent, in your country, et cetera. and you you were one of the international leaders that agreed with my effort to try to do away with a patent listing on these drugs. pres. ramaphosa: that's right. pres. biden: so, but we can still get a lot done, i think. [laughter] look, our partnership is essential in addressing many of the world's pressing challenges, from the food security crisis to and south africa is a vital voice on the global stage and a leader in the international order. we have a lot to talk about. there's a lot that's happening around the world not only on the continent of africa, but around the world that you're engaged in as well. so, welcome. i'm looking forward to our conversation. and thanks for taking the time to be here. pres. ramaphosa: well, thank you very much, mr. p

welcome to d, w e news africa. and now can you tell us more about this smart speculum and how it's different from the traditional approach are going to tell me father. so just to give an idea of the context. right. so this is mark quincy vision. 2 very old. one is called the pickle breast, or go or give up, or one or 2 years old. and you know that the cole, scott, is mike michael scott was friends, so they don't provide visual either on a like a computer screen. so 1st of all, this corpuscle device can 3 eyes and it's not really available in developing and placing christ, cargo, and workers. that's what we decided to do to build around and you know, based on bank corporate in this working all of us into one into one portable devices can adapt to the people who all areas on be able to easily use animals to provide a form in the area, so basically, coffers, pickle, article post. and i believe you've got 2 samples to show us how, how they compare just give and i go watermark, take a look factor because what it is, i t

he is africa still to come basketball in berlin from africa. ah, if your ball is really above you. but 1st to the conflict in ethiopia, there's been a sustained diplomatic push, trying to bring peace to the countries northern region to cry with the 2 conflict parties reportedly holding us sponsored talks in neighboring djibouti. now just days ago, the ruling to gray people's liberation front said it was ready for a ceasefire. and peace talks with the ethiopian government in at is a barbara. now, there's been more violence with time runs differently here. the ethiopian new year has just begun and it's been cause for celebration for more than 2000 years. but since war returned has been little reason for joy. i can see now everything is expensive if there was peace, it wouldn't be like with a nigger. so my, that the people have less income which and they can no longer afford this. and therefore the current situation is very difficult. you know, i think of peace comes to the country and prices will go down. very guns aluminum. this new year did bring a statement from the te gray people

we understand that, oh, this need africa much more than africa needs the west coast, because many people really need africa to guarantee the superiority of their power . this is what we're seeing at the moment. you know, if you invite your neighbor to you, he will not impose his lifestyle in you just because he will come to visit you. he will adapt them if he doesn't like it, that's another matter. you need to make sure that he feels comfortable but does not forget that he is not at home proceeding. ah, i. 2 that the deal good for me to say, i think is 70 percent of human, 80 percent of soviet people over why serbia in to me if you say i won't go through tonight he got it means i won't this best them. but this one, me not a toyota, me, sale boss, luisel rolon, l o c on those it a day becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i want to with this with you, i is with you. i'm with wage and still with from beach still easy for this patient in the board with with how did the population welcome the russ

i think it will calm africa group marginalized according to the method from south africa, the president of the meeting with joe biden. as motion for past new legislation that would punish african countries for cooperating with very well welcome. it's a 6 pm here in the russian capital and you're watching all t international with me. nicky, aaron, it's great to happy with us. i was talking with some breaking news from the border between russia and ukraine, as one person has been killed and 2 others wounded and ukrainian shelling of a village in russia's belgrade region, as, according to local authorities. early on saturday, another deadly ukrainian shelling attack was reported by authorities in don. yes, a warning for you. you may find the following images disturbing. ah, this message from dawn yet. so some of the victims on the devastation caused by at least 6 rounds of selling and 4 hours. local authorities have reported. 4 people were killed and 8 others injured and fragments of french howick. the artillery shells were found at the c. a central administrative building was targeted in

so we are walking towards a place in africa. we're african nathan saloon, truly reigns, and we want to 100 our own skills. hundreds our own talents, create our own products. we are tired of buying american products because we benefit thing. they don't invest in quantity and they only plow day and night. you have mean a lot of the sources living are continent, day and night and then they bring them big in terms of finished goods. and so them to us at exorbitant prices to them with always been economists, subjects will not work for them. and we also fighting for economy collaboration. so the fight for an africa that is independent is still a fairly long fight and we are very happy, you know, when the law shadley init, inactive the soviet, the national anthem to us. but that was the time of freedom to say that our friends a bag, we no longer have to fight colonialism alone. and we know that you always head us on our side as a people. and we want to reassure the people of russia and the russian federation that we will not be to say.

w. news africa. and now can you tell us more about this smart speculum and how it's different from the traditional approach are going to tell me father. so just to give an idea of the context, right? so this is mark quincy vision to very old. one is called the breast or go or give up one or 2 years old. and you know that the cole, scott, i'm going to sound like a microscope from it. so they don't provide visual either on the screen like a computer screen. so 1st of all, this corpuscle device can 3 highs and it's not really available in developing and placing any chris cargo and workers like what we decided to do to build around and you know, based on bank corporate and be talking to one into one portable devices can you can adapt to the people who are all set and this is an area on be able to easily use animals to provide a form in the area. so basically incorporate just pick a little article post and i believe you've got 2 samples to show us how they compare just given i wonder know mark looks like

so africa. but because of export restrictions, kovacs was not able to get those vaccines out of india that time they were needed. so we want our members to make sure that for the green transition, we should look at how to keep for a b shuns and restrictions down on green goods on technologies that are needed. so that those developing countries, including countries in africa, will need access, can have it no williams of workers around the world lost their jobs during the pandemic, all those were forced to work from home and thumps provided an opportunity for many employees to rethink their career choices. reimagined the workplace and try to take back their power at work. for example. more than 70000000 american workers left their jobs in the year starting april 2021. what was known as the great resignation . now another trend is on the rise. it's called quiet quitting, despite the name, it has nothing to do with people actually residing from that jobs. well, the turn describes workers who only do

and there's not a single business in africa town. so what happened? well, alabama state and mobile, the city system radically destroyed african town. it is a classic case of environmental racism. you can go around big american all over the country and see areas. industry has been piled on to african american neighborhoods as it has in africa town. the mayor family leased land to the largest paper mill in the world, which is an international paper mill in alabama. in fact it became their world headquarters and they leased land to another gigantic paper mill right next door. the pollution in africa town was so intense up until the mills finally shut down in 2000. if you look at the epa statistics, the toxic, the tree, the toxic release inventory mobile in the nineties ranked as one of the five most polluted counties in america in terms of air and water pollution. but if you take those numbers and break them down, you will find that little zip code for africa town covers six square miles is actually where almost all of that pollution happened. so africa

and to secure africa. and now sick on time to develop africa to mid was africa, legs a president or there are to prison dental. so for teens fighting for the right to people to be rich. so that's a new new stroke now for 2 or $40.00 pushing team to all these poor people, all of us, all to, to have access into have opportunity to be rich. well, and while we're on the topic of development, the kremlin has opened its eastern economic forum in vladivostok with the transition to a multi polar world. is the main topic gun to focus on investments in russia's far east rushes presidential representative for the region says that western attempts to isolate russia the failed issue to keep this forum, especially those countries that have an unfriendly attitude towards russia. trying to prove that we are isolated, trying to prove that the obstacles they create will slow down the development of our country. they won't slow down together, we will definitely win. another forum runs until thursday and is aimed at attractin

if we're talking about africa, then it's africa, which ultimately inspires me to laugh. quickie must be away from that. oh, oh, oh. oh, oh, just swagger is one for the wild. i hope to take it as far as possible and become a showcase for africa. while our open reprint will, i think i will probably buy it here. if i don't be afraid of obstacles, don't be afraid of difficulties because there's no shortage of the law for barbara . but me to have faith in what you do. but that's super important. and so you may probably in the shop the world to so people, but it's because of the a slug is definitely a feat for the young off real future. we speak you now from the congo. we fly over to new jazz capital in the army which rises like a watts's out of the sahara. the city on the banks of the gerry ver knows how to trade. he then throw apache, and we have the pleasure of following one of the country's biggest rough ha, but our chemo who is taking us out to see the so out of control. hello alex, i'm everyone. i'm bertina bowen, allah, i'm from leisure. and this is the beautiful city of miami, wher

i think it will harm africa marginalized, according to the message from south africa. presidents after meeting with joe biden as motions and propose new legislation that would punish applicant countries cooperating with russia. if you want gas open, know to bring to buy piercing cause the sanctions on the pipeline to be lifted, saying russia has nothing to do with any decline. a very welcome. it's just turned 4 pm here in the russian capital. and this is nancy international with the latest world news that is good to happy with that we start with some breaking news from the border between russia and ukraine, as one person has been killed. and 2 others wounded in ukrainian shelling of a village in russia's belgrade region as, according to local authorities. earlier on saturday, another deadly ukrainian shelling attack was reported by authorities in don. yes, a warning you may find the following images disturbing. ah, they started from dawn. yes, shows that some of the victims and the devastation caused by at least 6 rounds of shelling in 4 hours. the man says 4 people have been killed. h

how can africa feed itself an extended drought and the horn of africa has badly hit harvest's? food prices of rising and leaving people worried fail stove. you can't expect someone owning a dollar a day to buy mayflower for $2.00. children who are going to school hungry, we can't even feed them breakfast, which remained scarce around the world, but could locally source to crop alternatives, plug the deficit in africa, and reduce the reliance on food imports. also coming up following molly's pivot from the west to russia, would be to germany's foreign ministry on the future of the war. and you had asked in this a hell, but still forcing civilians from their homes. refugees from burkina faso crossing over into ghana, forcing their hosts to wake up to a security threat entering ever closer. ah. until me or laddie. well, welcome to the program. with over 60 percent of the worlds uncultivated, arable land, africa should not be importing most of its grain. right. 10 years ago, a world bank report said, africa's farmers can potentially grow enough food to feed the continent and avert

what's your take on africa and covid? question and and it intrigues me and it treats me to today certainly. some of it is testing and reporting, but you cannot hide severe covid disease and you can't hide most of the covid deaths and i i've said that across this country to many governors and mayors. there will be a full accounting state by state county by county by what actually happened but in africa they were blessed by three things that were really critical across the main part of africa that most people know around the equator going north. in south from east to west africa, the median age is between 15 and 14. so 15 50% of their population is younger than 14 and we know from data now that this virus was very selective in general for the elderly. and so if you look at the continent and that includes north africa, which is a very different situation i can talk about that separately. but africa is a continent has less than 9% of their population over 65. we have almost 20% i think the other big piece of it though is obvi

dw news africa. they show that one of the issues in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, the streets to give you enough reports on the inside our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trend stuff mapped out to you in 30 minutes on d w ah, india is passed to global power. the country has been stronger in the international order under the hindu hardliners prime minister in modi. but domestically the country is increasingly divided the world of not in the 75 d w o. listen carefully. don't know how those 2 things you miss today. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you? ah, subscribe to the w documentary on youtube. several did in the right wing extremists women's rights mckesson again, well might be a couple of late and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legali

i think it will harm africa. group merchant, eliza continent to which the south african president is referring to is aimed at quote counseling, malign russian activity in africa. if introduced it with the washington state to control moscow as many relations with the continent from trade to military ties are teeth. cabella tightly takes us through south africa and washington's lucky relationship. the united states and south africa are coming together again. yet the award views could not be any further apart. this is the 2nd high level meeting between the 2 countries. preceded by u. s. secretary of saint anthony lincoln's visit here on the continent. last month . has you as president joe biden found in south african leda settled, i'm a plaza, a man to do his africa, biddy, everyone's are up to by favor. and that africa with 54 countries, massive voting power in the united nations. more, less split were south africa was neutral. a few countries, formerly opposed sanctions and condemnation of russia and the un. some

the tattler explains what's behind africa southridge. a head of the united nations club, 27 climate conference which will be held in egypt. later in november, this year. african leaders of government and private sector gathered for the africa climate week in order to speak with a united voice. i heard of cop 27 african countries. i seeking what is called climate justice as the greater part of the transition dialogue from dirty fossil fuel to cleaner energy sources. the continent produces the least amount of harmful emissions, yet african stand at the coal face of the negative impact of climate change, such as drought felon, as well as rising sea levels with a plentiful supply of natural resources. not all african countries. i happy to turn their back on conventional energy sources in order to go green, just to appease the more developed west the nations. despite contributing less than 4 percent of global emissions, africa is obliged with already limited financial means, and scant level of support. to spend around 2 to 3 percent of its g