americathis case that was worse than south africa ,ecause at least south africa south africa preaches segregation and actually segregates while america preaches equality and segregates. for him, they were doing the same thing. one was not openly admitting to what they were doing. he also said south africa is like a vicious wolf, openly hostile towards black humanity. -- america, he said, is cunning like a fox. friendly and smiling, but even more vicious and deadly than the wolf. he frames south africa as those fishes wolf and america as this -- as this fishes wolf and america as this cunning fox. it is a nice segue to what you're going to -- segue to what we are going talk about next time. his views on the liberal versus conservative. he would make this case that both the liberal and conservative are enemies of african-americans, but they are certainly different. theould classify conservative as the vicious wolf and the liberal as the cunning fox. we will talk about that next time. thank you. y'all have a good evening. i will see you next week. listen to lectures in history on the go

you have to africa is, the africa of government. they have the same length as before and the new generation, they try to open their mind to the rest of the world. they try to develop new relations with the united states with other countries, korea, japan, morocco. there are many new partners in africa that we are at the crossroads. so, in europe, it is difficult to make others understand what is going on now because of that fear. maybe in a few years with new generations, but the future is a problem because more and more people imagine that some day, i don't know, independence will come at the head of the state. so, what sort of relationships with africa? i think that is something important going on now and i don't know if they can appreciate the weight of history , but it is still possible, if both parts try to work with migrants who live there, in european countries. they are now french, they are now british, they are portuguese, they are spanish. and african also. they have two cultural contents. that is intense for europe to hav

we are all from africa. he would make this case that they are working together to oppress us, speaking to black people, so why are we not working together? he asked in that speech, how could so few white people rule so many black people? how could europe, which from a land standpoint is much smaller than africa -- africa is three times the size of the united states, let alone europe. how could such a small landmass, a smaller group of people, rule such a massive continent, massive group of people? according to him, the disunity of those people. so of course he wanted to emphasize, to really encourage people of african descent around the world to come together, arguing again and again that "we have a common enemy," and that common enemy is colonial masters in europe. i should also add, as i think we talked about in previous classes, that this was a critical sort of period in the history of africa, right? because what was going on in africa in 1959, 1960? >> [inaudible] prof. kendi: decolonization, all over th

the truth about africa. so he took it upon himself, and really from that point forward he started to write more and more and speak more about africa. 1912,fortunately by novel thatbattling a was first published in this periodical named all stories magazine written by edgar rice burroughs. anybody know what novel i am talking about? it became an instant sensation. this novel, more than any other cultural product of the 20th century, locked the concept of the animal african into the american mind. the main character in this novel was tarzan. was this orphan, infant of white parents, is abandoned in central africa and in thisd by this ape tribe of apes. , naming himyton tarzan, meaning white skin in the ape language, he grows up and becomes the most skilled hunter and worrier. he somehow finds his parent's cabin and teaches himself to read while his body is being chiseled away from this savage upbringing. his "straight and perfect figure, muscled as the best of the ancient roman gladiators must have been, and y

africa. this is 11 years africa coming up in the next 15 minutes of call in the gambia for women and girls in the country to report sexual assaults committed by for the president yeah janet it comes off to a gambian beauty pageant winner accuse the former dictator of drugging and raping her when she was 18. and how people in sudan stay in touch and informed the into.

our website called smash africa. hello and a warm welcome to our arts and culture news a focus on classical music is our plan for today's show with a special guest american tenor michael fabiano will join me in the studio right after we see what else is lined up. it's about centennial year for romantic composer thomas mun and german greek pianist dunaway dokken pace her a fitting tribute. and for your summer reading lists in our continuing series 100 german month streets we've got a romp through 1990 s. berlin in the seasonally apropos novel summer night. well it's one of the most beloved all present around just epa verities rigoletto the tale of the skirt chasing duke of mantua who seduces the innocent daughter all of a court jester never fails to draw a crowd it's melodious it's tragic and never short on sexy which is why a new production is always an event like for instance the recent premier here at berlin state off with michael fabiano in the role of the duke. the.

news africa let's just get to the basics one of the main causes of desire to vacation in africa. it was a mix of direct and indirect driver direct or typical things we know about such as unsustainable farming practices and overgrazing but the reality is the indirect arrivers that have to do with governance that have to do with consensus for people to hand down their farms to their children things that have to do with the larger picture of consumption and production in other countries which lead to grand conversion in africa all of these are major drivers of land degradation i was told could you give us a sort of an impact say as system and i mean what are we seeing happening on the continent as a result of design to vacation so the processes of land degradation have led to an impact on 45 percent of the land area that can be farmed in africa so it's a very big impact and 25 percent is considered degraded to a level that is not going to be easy to continue that kind of practices it's lead to an amount of loss of sort of organic carbon which influences climate chosen that's about $

africa. we're going to on official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. china defends its role as africa's biggest lender beijing says it doesn't sent debt traps and only offers the continent true friendship. baby eels a delicacy in china and a multi-million euro business that's why smugglers want a piece of the pie. and from fame and fortune to bankruptcy a german tennis star auctions off his most prized possessions. i mean physical and let's do business outside forces trying to vilify beijing that's what china's top diplomat has told senior ministers visiting from africa say council one nice is china's approach to cooperation with africa is different to that of traditional powers it's not pursuing selfish geo political gains or engaging in debt trap diplomacy bu

-africa relations. those of you in the room and on c-span online, i am surrounded by an outstanding panel. i will introduce them. we have about 40 minutes. i will reserve 10 to 15 of those for questions from the audience. immediately to my left, we have -- a teacher of african affairs. and the ambassador to france in new mexico, we are happy to have her in washington and sharing her insights with us. next to her, joshua is a -- he was previously -- last but not least, -- is a senior adviser for the -- and a nonresident senior associate for the center of strategic international studies. thank you for joining us. maybe i can start with the way that ken weinstein set up this event with this introduction talking about africa, the continent of promise and peril. which of those do you see is more prominent right now, or what the balance is between those, the balance -- >> it was interesting to see that africa has space, opportunities, on the one hand, and on the other hand challenges. the group is both, but i

just like judy gold africa's largest producer. this tragedy place of africa's richest man. there is it every. day the army fighting. corruption it's been called the cancer they're fighting the nigerian government but the glass. is half full to. his life and i. ever stand still for the ball is not a game of life and. it is much more. sit down with the nigerian legend and the sports journalist in les go. i'll check you know the grass roots we need to start from here and at the top level to see how nigerian football be shaping up football is a simple game but in nigeria football is far from simple. to learn more i'm starting with j.j. of coaching skill so nice they named him twice here's a flashback the best gold in 1993 gold teeth for no other germany's. export of nigeria's super eagles dream team coach i helped win olympic gold in 1906 inches. but he was a major. president the pressure was on the next generation repeat. the super egos most recent achievement was 6 years ago when they won the african cup of nations so why hasn't the national team continue to soar to new heigh

south africa's new president has failed to fix the economy despite campaign promises of a revival could a trip to the g 20 help. and tries polishing its a mission stained image by launching an all electric car sharing fleet in the german capital. and then for all and let's do business can donald trump and she jinping just kiss and make up the leaders of the world's top 2 economies meet at the g. 20 summit of major powers this weekend i'll be talking trade expectations are running high as she and trump arrived in stormy. global markets cheering on media reports the 2 have agreed on a tentative troops but trump has been talking tough he has threatened to impose even stiff attacks on chinese imports if negotiations were made deadlocked white house economic adviser larry kudlow says there are a no preconditions. for. whatever happens at this weekend's g. 20 that is feud between the u.s. and china is likely to redraw the global trade map nations like vietnam a benefiting as companies seek an escape from tariffs could african countries also benefit is reason for optimism plenty of challenges.

surely news from africa the world. to exception is stories and discussions continue and will come student after doing program tonight from funny to me the money was easy to come out with say digital smash africa join yourself in school. so she'd have to get through the bundesliga break without a football thanks again. to women's vote and. excitement emotion not some. big swings in 19 women's. all the results here on t.w. news. markets are in turmoil after tensions in the gulf of oman escalated to oil tankers were attacked close to the strait of hormuz adding to fears a vital shipping lane for global all supplies could be cut off. also coming up producing countries have never accepted much leverage. when it came to prices but now they're flexing their muscles. and investment in africa's a blue economy that's water based things like fishing aquaculture and transport the focus of a printing conference. i want to come to a business africa and 1st the story that shook oil markets this thursday we're talking about the attack

africa. she shows that humans have been cruel to one another everywhere throughout history this is an important message in a country like south africa where traces of its colonial past would be found everywhere. no longer stresses that this alternative perspective was sorely missed and up until now given in schools but now those like those in the family you lose a secondary school have something to be proud of i want him no more up an african just. because it's his mother. no one in this book embraces african history and culture as it covers issues ranging from the rise of the nation civilizations to slavery colonialism struggles for independence and famous africans. it's really mean spin and it teaches people about cultures yes or coups i feel chilly because we don't have books like. every. new millennium glee's us confident that our efforts will pay off the popularity of our book is to rise and perhaps one day how walk will even become compulsory in schools across africa. if that report got

business africa is up next here all night i mean i'll be back at the top of the hour and of course as always websites. for the best. that people. facebook and twitter was up to date and in touch. and they. were off you know this 5 minutes 4 minutes. past the hour and a beauty. pageant all. the feats in the pantheon of the great tennis circuit he's won for the ages. up. scott turner for the ages starts july 10th on t.w. . china defends its role as africa's biggest lender beijing says it doesn't send debt traps and only offers the continent true friendship. baby eels a delicacy in china and a multi-million euro business that's why smugglers want a piece of the pie. and from fame and fortune to bankruptcy a german tennis star auctions off his most prized possession. and paid for by its to business outside forces trying to vilify beijing that's what china's top diplomat has told senior ministers visiting from africa say council one nice is china's approach to cooperation with africa is different to that of traditional powers it's not pursuing selfish geopolitical gains or engaging in debt

when africa. history and about where they come from and the origins and the different mythologies we do way better as kids in school we do way better as students. far better in the world in terms of being innovators when we know our history. no longer also realized that there are no history books that are in africa could really identify with she was determined to fill the gap and sat down with her illustrator friend. to develop a comic book for children in african history just trying to represent visually. elements of african history so that kids can. kind of get a feel for it through the visual. what you know that. african people know my longest approach is simple shows kids and young adults a different perspective on african history the subject of slavery for example is looked at from a much broader perspective and doesn't just focus on africa. she shows that humans have been cruel to one another everywhere throughout history this is an important message in a country like south africa where chri

with a book in africa with our view and. south african historian no longer hopes to prepare her for the future by teaching her the history of white people. based on my own experience as an african that. the one thing that africans value that has and get them through centuries of paying is knowing where they are and where they come from. the university professor discovered that african history books written for kids almost exclusively focused on ancient egypt she wanted to paint a broader picture about the continent past she wants to cover everything from history to more contemporary independence movements. when africans are clear about the history and about where they come from and the origins and the different mythologies we do way better as kids in school we do way better as students at university and we do. far better in the world in terms of being innovators when we know our history. no longer also realized that there are no history books that black children in africa could really identify with she was determined to fill

africa relations. those of you in the room and those viewing on c-span online i am delighted to be joined by a really outstanding panel i will go ahead and introduce them into dive into questions. we have about 40 minutes and try to reserve ten to 15 of that for questions from the audience. immediately to my left, we have the ambassador senior fellow at the atlantic council's african center and teacher of african affairs. she had a very distinguished career in public service in france including as the deputy minister for foreign affairs and human rights and the ambassador of unesco. we are happy to have her in washington sharing her insights with us. , joshua is a senior policy analysthe senior policyanalyst e east at the heritage foundation. he was also at the atlantic council's africa center and spent several years on the ground including with the peace corps. last but not least, senior adviser to the international public institute lecture in studies at johns hopkins school of advanced international

business africa on all fronts. in. this summer's hockey comes the british cup of nations 24 teams give it their all. who are the favorites are the fans and experts. take a closer look for the 2019 africa cup of nations kicks off. kick off 60 minutes d.w. . claiming in a puzzle. it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about ok i'll do this because we can't stay on as well or i'm not quite that. costly global news that matters. made for mines. this is steve news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes they watch as they feed those people were happy to death with machetes and their whole burnt to the proud we'll hear from the congolese people now just plain interesting violence in the region this as the u.n. saying that same violence has seen 300000 people.

the 2019 africa cup of nations. it's a big earth than it's ever been. 24 teams playing for the same prize this time it's a summertime kickoff in the fans like always excited for the tournaments it's feel the superstar got your passport hopes so we're going to africa to talk to experts and football foodies to see who they have their eyes on. they'll come to the party on this time we don't know when it's in egypt they're still here let's be real whoa it's not the best looking statue of most forgiving him playing no for ever humble the goal celebrations are crazy you don't want to miss and. it's coming. here are my 3 reasons you better not miss the 2019 africa cup of nations reason 3. a cup itself is coming home to egypt the pharos are the record she ambience with 7 cups to their name. hosted 4 previous cups and the pharaohs won 3 that's a 75 percent winning percentage their last victory was in 2006 egypt wasn't even supposed to host this year cameroon was but they couldn't get things going fast enough so with hosting

africa's largest lake. one of its major islands called has a number of small businesses but one of them stands out. inside this one square meter both is an agent how phone and the records spoke to complete a workstation. she handles mobile phone transactions with millions of uganda shillings. so what do when i'm in the people's bank and i've been able to become one because i am trusted with. howlett just clientele is made up of fishermen every day the cup just huge amounts of fish that gets them exchanging money bridge larry but many never go to the bank. the only bank we have is not very far so i use it all the time because it has specific working hours. but i just want you so i use mobile money which is accessible all the time. that it was out. during a number of house position house elf at this service of the fishing community with a population of about 35000 people she knows many of our customers by name and some even trust her with passwords for the accounts one of them is the local leader every presid

eco africa. looks at eco friendly mobility in a special edition from the bottom of all the books to me so what can we do to make getting yourself from a to b. more environmentally friendly. we look at the mobility of the future in africa. or. in the thick of it agriculture is in crisis. climate change land speculation and harmful pesticides are threatening the life of the hoods of countless farmers more generic engineering more organic farming or even ask what's the future of agriculture made in germany in 60 minutes on d w. earth part 2 millions of species a home worth saving. he is with us on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like the. climate green solutions reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation looks like yes the multimedia environment series long t w.

that comes from africa join us on facebook in africa. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes on africa monita its population growth the continent's 2nd most populous country has found one solution is it one to follow. and increasingly being watched and money ted everywhere in this electronic world many are comfortable with that bought in one township near cape town the citizens demand more surveillance not less. onto angola we meet some of the veterans who are still struggling to come to terms with the legacy of the brutal civil war. it's great to have you june then we're facing a possible major challenge research suggests that africa's population will double to 2500000000 within the next 30 years clearly this impacts on all sectors of society food supplies and education and the health sector if our population groups are not addressed and managed will be faced with huge problems now the 2nd most populous country on the continent ethiopia has taking up the challenge and a spot of addressing the issue that country has ove

and investment in africa's a blue economy that's what's. basic things like fishing aquaculture and transport the focus of a feeling conference. i'm want to come to a business africa and 1st the story that shook oil markets this stay we're talking about the attack on to oil tankers close to the strait of hormuz one of them allegedly hit by a took paedo the brant crude prize has been volatile since the attack hitting over $62.00 a barrel immediately after the news broke the strait of hormuz is one of the world's most strategically important choke points along the coast of iran almost a 3rd of all liquefied natural gas and almost 20 percent of global oil production has to squeeze through here to escape the persian gulf and get out into the well it's. well for more on the impact there on all markets so we're joined by our financial market correspondent in frankfurt only what's this latest incident mean for the oil market. i think it's too early to tell what it means in the medium term in the long term talked to an analyst and he says the immedi

africa combination is the most important sporting events in africa this summer. my colleague david dodge week for the tournament is the africa cup the consonants given. to them the clash. on the belief. in the. hans he sees i'm a young. boy . michael and sort of. africa cup of nations played favorites egypt she won 27 seems quite. sensitive even though you have to pull more to pull but also if you prefer the more i. think a natural mob. was i was more particular almost. if you know. that i knew was. city if. any should be able to use you know when to laugh and you approve a ok gotta do something. else and i don't mind going to most i won't be usual to use who can you call you names that is on this is. a day to day living day of my you know all these awful lot of desoto called death because. he was ok you may even have high school empathy it's a way to do that much it on everybody has you covered with sons it was i was a total called me. my kids played for historic club slobby approximates 2016. he left. he initially came to germany to study civil engineering from

africa. play time. in ghana merry go rounds for creating electricity and enabling pupils to study as to go. green solutions to find more. again 60 minutes. of it. surely screw africa and the world the link to exceptional stories and discussion from the news and easy to our website d w that comes from africa join us on facebook w africa. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes i'll come africa money to its population growth the continent's 2nd most populous country has found one solution is it want to follow. the increasingly being watched and money ted everywhere in this electronic world many are comfortable with that spot in one township near cape town the citizens demand more surveillance not less. onto angola we meet some of the the.

join us to kill project director for west africa for the n.-g. o. crisis group on the security situation in mali we appreciate your insights thank you thank you now the upsurge in violence in mali has spilled over into neighboring book enough fassel only last week dozens of gunmen killed nearly 20 people in attacks in the north of the country in the hundreds have been killed in recent weeks the dramatic spike in attacks since late last year forced displacement of around 150000 people in the country here too the government has failed to effectively tackle the violence that's also despite international military. the africa cup of nations kicks off this week with egypt hosting the biggest soccer event on the continent attention is said to be focused on the pitch as the best $24.00 teams fight it out before the final is decided on july 19th but in the background there is a different struggle going on the struggle to get by as egypt slides further into economic stagnation and the struggle of opposition voices to be heard in the repressive climate of the

this as did other news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes defects of climate change on africa are clear for all to see on in kenya where the change in rainfall dodson's make it difficult for hedda's to feed their livestock has been developed to help farmers find the right place for the animals to graze. for some of the possible to do the work up there was just this old that are more in. the south of the positron one is that they're. also.

africa. cup of nations. who will be crowned champions. the hot favorites egypt we have the home advantage they'll enjoy a full backing from the stands and post a confident star player mohammed salon the liverpool food enjoyed another astounding season on merseyside coming agonizingly close to winning the premier league before being crowned a european champion in june salaries goals often make the difference in an otherwise solid egypt team who have won the africa cup of nations a record 7 times. fending champions are cameroon and the lions will be a tough act to beat this time as well they surprised many by winning 2 years ago and will be hoping to raise a few eyebrows again originally chosen to host the tournament but was stripped of the honor to try lack of organization and egypt stepped in to replace them cameroon boast a well drilled defense centered around captain michael engage you in dodgy i was. going there to defend our crown with all due respect to the competition i believe our passion will help us achieve our goals. nigeria are

most populated country in the world to africa just start shooting black gold africa's largest producer. its thank you to the place of africa's richest. there is a. corruption it's been called a cancer they're fighting the issue. but the glass. is half full to. his life and i'm sure. ever at a standstill football is not a game of life and. it is much more. how sit down with the nigerian legend and the sports journalist in lagos . i'll check in at the grassroots we need to start from here and at the top level to see how nigerian football be shaping up football is a simple game but in nigeria the state of football is far from simple. to learn more i'm starting with j.j. our coaching skills so nice they named him twice here's a flashback the best gold in 1993 goalkeepers no other germany's albert card as part of nigeria's super eagles dream team a coach i helped win olympic gold in 1996 he says. he was in nigeria. president pressure was on the next generation repeat. the super eagles most recent achievement was 6 years ago when they won the african cup of nations so why hasn't the national

a disappointing market debut for africa's 2nd largest mobile telecoms company and tell africa so she has full 15 percent of the listing on the london stock exchange a subsidiary of struggling indian telecoms giant tail and already lowered its initial pricing in anticipation of weak demand until africa so raised 595000000 pounds it listen sibyl 20 asli on the nigerian stock exchange. while africa's mobile network continues to grow its leading to turf was consolidations and new entries the fight for customers is intense especially between the top 2 companies and tell africa and m t n he you can see exactly where they're active and how they overlap and hell is present in 14 countries in sub-saharan africa from the jet to madagascar as well as africa's most populous country nigeria but it's only the 2nd biggest helco they can look at market leader m.t.n. it's headquartered in johannesburg and has 17 countries under its belt it also has a huge lead in customer base with almost 171000000 people signed up compared to ed tells 99000000 well the mobile phone is a life changer on lake victoria

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what do women footballers across africa want to see. and as much attention as men's football as nigeria cameroon and south africa get ready to represent the continent in a woman's while come and they put the challenges behind them and excel in the competition. and you michael jr is my name welcome to the program the central african republic has seen more than its fair share of peace deals none of which have actually brought peace to the country of this yeah he's put pen to paper yet again pledge in peace now the president has started consultations about free conservation begins with one boy who doesn't yet know what that means because all he can remember is the violence. at the can't sleep at night his mother says son has nightmares only during the drawing can have have a stop seeing the peaches that haunted. me to get to sleep i have to. every time to get the images out of my head. of his just 12 years old his drawings are always the same pickup trucks with machine guns mounted on the back a body in a river a house on fire with his dad

africa w. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for mines. welcome to the world. 10 years ago we all woke up to the shocking news that michael jackson died suddenly more about that in a minute but also coming up today. in venice. british. inspired by works of. june the 25th 2009 michael jackson died of an overdose of drugs administered by his private doctor which were meant to help him sleep just 3 months before the king of pop had announced a series of comeback concerts to be staged in london his 1st live shows in over a decade today his legacy is divided undoubtedly one of the greatest musical talents of his generation there were also terrible allegations about his private life which possessed to this day. was michael jackson a troubled musical genius a monster or maybe. one decade ago news of the king of pop's death nearly broke the int

hello everybody and welcome to this special edition of equal africa n. but went to germany yes and did we came for the global media forum on thought we should do a piece wrong you're up for a change and now we're here great time i think who gets a. so how can we get from point a to b. in an environmentally friendly way that's the focus of the show and i'm so excited to be able to present with my co-host n c yes indeed z. it's a pleasure to be a to be back in born for the special edition of eco africa co-produced by charles t.v. nigeria in germany t.v. in south africa hold on there we have a lineup for you coming up just now. we will see how bonnie is on its way to becoming a role model for eco friendly transportation. find out the role to this in a wooden school says play in the d.r. . and check out what may be the next big thing in urban mobility electric skateboard. as you can see the all sorts of fairly simple modes of transportation like the skateboard for example is not only just fun but it's a quick way to get across town the skateboard cool indeed

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes his father i was friends i live by an armed group in the central african republic now they drove the give me just stopped on 10 days after 7 field these agreements. reconstitution deal with and peace to the country also on the show. what the women footballers across africa wants you called me and as much attention as men's football as nigeria cameroon and south africa get ready to represent the continent in a woman's while come and they put the challenges behind them undersell in the competition. and you michael jr is my name welcome to the program now the central african republic has seen more than its fair share of peace deals none of which have actually brought peace to the fractured country any of this yeah. put pen to paper yet again pledge in peace now the president has started consultations about v. conservation begins with one boy who doesn't yet know what that means because all he can remember is the violence. heavy can't sleep at night his mother all scott haines says son his night man is only doing the drawings canno

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes africa its population growth the continent's 2nd most populous country. one solution is it one to follow . and money everywhere in this electronic world many are comfortable with that but in one town the citizens demand. their veterans who are still struggling to come to terms with the legacy of the brutal civil war. it's great to have you tuned in we are facing a possible major challenge we said suggest that africa's population will double to 2500000000 within the next 30 years clearly this impacts on all sectors of our society food supplies employment education and the health sector if our population growth rates are not addressed and managed will be faced with huge problems now the 2nd most populous country on the continent ethiopia has taking up the challenge and a spot of addressing the issue that country has over the last 2 decades reduced rates remarkably more local health clinics and increased access to family planning take a look. yes is feeling relieved she was afraid she might be pregnant and so came to the family pla

africa. has welcomed china wants to deepen its business presence in africa is stablished itself as the largest trading partner of the continent last year alone trade between china and african countries stood over a little over 200000000000 u.s. dollars with china benefited the most but the country is now setting up trading platforms and events to further strengthen its ties with african economies one such event is taking place in ghana this week china has surged from almost no way to become ghana's top trading partner with bilateral trade at $6700000000.00 u.s. dollars in 2070. this week in ghana's capital accra is hosting a major trade forum focusing on china and africa the china trade week will bring together over $500.00 african and chinese businesses thousands of visitors a set to attend. china's main priority is to deepen its trade relations the african continent has become one of its major business partners. ghana is currently china's 7th largest african trading partner in 2018 alone by

to go coming to you from johannesburg south africa joining me in west africa most specifically in nigeria is our host and team so what's up in lagos anti. all fine here and thankful asking z. i mean did am now type of way now it's my pleasure to greet you all our viewers we have an interesting entertaining show put together just for you starting with a report on aus in kenya but that's all. find out how me and children generate electricity while playing. check out on urban gardening projects in berlin . and see what the government is doing to combat poaching. is there anyone out there who has not wished they could turn their heads almost all busy the way around like the owls an interesting feature they have sadly in parts of the world out often fall prey to superstition in africa for instance their population has been falling for yes but that's changing now in kenya thanks to local conservationists for what we see people are starting to wise up to the front but also serve a useful purpose. owns a fascinating and secretive but in many parts of africa the are associated with bad luck and th

we had the training camp of south africa is on the 20 rock b. team in the capital of pretoria the squad just getting ready for its. 50th. and for the 1st time its coach is a woman. who was once a national team player for her becoming a national team coach is another dream come true it is just like. this is important you all find you are in a position where you can influence people influence the future of our country and as an educator. just go inside a lot of what my goal. in life is to help someone achieve the best that they can and look at that national on a national level i have the power to do that. sending young people down the right path has been her job for the past 4 years she herself was a student of the high school in the cape town suburb of athlone now she is one of the teachers. no small feat in the part of town renowned for its gangs and crime. in class sometimes you have to be. on the field sometimes you have to. explain to them what is the for you and off the field you have a more into active moment where you can be a deal with a