africa investments. investments in the service sectors like banking gun telecom iran top of the growth of car. manufacturers too such as the roof in this group for six eighteen prospects especially with major infrastructure projects taking off across africa. well that's bring in our correspondent george or ian buruma from nairobi joyed our african to african investment is rising which is encouraging but it is african money better than western money. well that's a tough question to ask an african but i would say western money is still better than the african money because if you look at the foreign direct investment over the last year that is doing to eighteen there was a sharp increase to about eighty two percent it increased by eighty two percent so it's still showing that you know these a lot of inflow or anyone investment coming in from multinationals from around the world into the african continent but still if you also look at africa to africa investment you know it is growing at the moment a few ye

this is business africa. this africa needs jobs and that means it needs investment for countries like germany whose export driven economy leans heavily on overseas manufacturing and markets that's an opportunity which is why germany's development minister is in our krug the day where he says german firms have oh lots alike about the larger african market. the i.m.f. says africa needs to create eighteen million jobs annually up to twenty thirty five to employ its rapidly growing population and while traditional development aid has targeted areas like health and infrastructure experts say more private investment is needed to spur business but domestic pulls are limited meaning external players like germany can play a greater role ghana in particular is an example the host of this week's german african business summit has undertaken reforms to cut red tape and moved up on the world bank's ease of doing business ranking folks wacken announced last summer it was building a plant in the country we're also making su

platform for africa. i'm not proud of and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made for mines. mining is the sunrise industry those are the words of south african president zero run of course up as he's addressed the twenty fifth investing in africa mining conference being taped out as the conference comes to a close the alst is africa's mining sector a fit for the future. also on the show how. solar powered taxis in ivory coast move people from a to b. while keeping the city air clean. and air bus in trouble australian carrier qantas council's a large a three eighty order raising new questions over the future of the world's biggest jetliner. alone welcome to g.w. business africa and want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting in south africa where a major conference on mining is coming to a close mining of course is a key industry for many

to africa indeed as south africa office you know fairly stable political climate and also a good infrastructure sold to invest here in south africa is is probably a good move by by saudi arabia to ensure a future market for its products all right stefano there d.w. business correspondent talking to us in johannesburg thank you so much. asian stock markets rallied today after u.s. president on a trump said he was postponing a new round of tariffs on china scheduled for march third investors are increasingly confident that a comprehensive trade deal between the world's two biggest economies could now be within reach. the shanghai composite closed up five point six percent marking its best day in almost four years shares in china have gained over twenty percent for the year now officially trading in a bull market that after u.s. president trump said he would postpone a march first deadline for a tariff hike on chinese imports he says recent trade talks are going well everybody it's really been terrific i tell you the whole relationship has been outstanding we've put ourselves into a position of st

africa common establishment of military bases in africa during this was not the first military bases but what africa did was formalize these military bases increased them you know by one thousand nine hundred percent increase in military bases across the continent of africa or at least u.s. presence as you say across the continent of africa and then there are in terms of military bases there about forty some various forms of military bases and then also military to military relationships when you come from the gather all of them for the common of africa except for one country that's fifty three out of fifty two countries in africa have africa in there and so now this is the new dominance because of the increasing presence in influence of china which mostly is dealing with however you say their their intentions are their interest development right they are helping with that but the united states doesn't bring that it brings militarization in the guise of trying to stop the war on terror and those kind of things border right and it's been interesting because we've reported on here this

and maybe in the long term also in uganda and africa. global professional cycling is worth billions of dollars. customers hoping to channel some of the arts to africa through a bomb pipeline. when out to a ways he question that's been occupying philosophers for hundreds if not thousands of years what makes us human one answer that's cropped up again and again is self awareness and now a group of scientists have created a robot they say is capable of displaying what was previously thought of as a uniquely human trait. this is no ordinary robotic arm at least not according to the scientists behind it who say it's acquired the holy grail of artificial intelligence self awareness. how well it's a little complicated the team at columbia university in new york developed a so-called self model to help the robot learn through trial and error much like a child learning to take its first steps. or first it kind of had no idea what was going on because it had no gathered no information about itself or about anything so it moved at first completely

except for one country that's fifty three out of fifty two countries in africa have africa. and so now this is the new dominance because of the increasing presence in influence of china which mostly is dealing with however you say that their intentions are there inch for structural development right they are helping with that but the united states doesn't bring that it brings militarization in the guise of trying to stop the war on terror and those kind of things border right and it's been interesting because we've reported on here this idea that chinese are bringing in infrastructure investments and actually wanting to put money into it where it's a very different situation with the united states and the west and i wonder looking at you know obviously tyrrell brought up and we've seen that what are the similarities on the outside it seems very similar what are the similarities real to malarious because it is very similar what are the similarities real to malarious between what's happening in venezuela and what we're saying and and this commitment at inside africa by the u.s

africa command which is what the black alliance for peace has a campaign against us out of africa shut down africa and so we were traditionally after the end independence in anti-colonial struggles in africa the united states got its hand the multinational institutions for financial institutions like the i.m.f. and world bank and using loans and structural adjustment programs you know and those kind of things and also aid you know the manipulation by aid still with this colonial white supremacy idea that africa needed to be civilized but only different types of. terminology like you know good governance in democracy and human rights and all those kind of things and then dangling that way aid in support in those ways but now increasingly we see the u.s. africa command which was established in two thousand and eight by the bush administration and then after two thousand and two those seven but the obama administration came in and really pulling for a to africa all over. africa common establishment of military bases in africa during this was not the first military base bases but what afri

i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you with us this weekend the people of africa's most populous nation go to the polls nigeria's presidential election is essentially a two horse race with a sequel from the main opposition the p.d.p. challenging the ruling apc's mamadou hari who's seeking a second term now the two front runners may be old men but it's really young people at the center of this election now by geria has now become the country with the most poor people in the world ninety one billion live in extreme poverty according to a twenty eight hundred study now nigeria's a young country and so many of the people all young people are going to meet one of them in our next report. back to the old job back to her home country nigeria jamal care our day care was fourteen when she left for a better life she wanted to escape lagos and the hardship she endured i'm i'm really very many. in our id. before i have a bridge before me. before my life. nobody don't want me no food. smugglers promised to bring cats to the united states instead she was trying dead in libya for

africa command. they decided that maybe they needed a separate command headquarters that would focus exclusively on africa's and so the bush administration under donald rumsfeld was running the pentagon at the time decided to do that set up a separate command just for africa. the united states sees the only country to have divided the world into separate military sectors to monitor and patrol these are north com. south com you calm centcom and now africa. under the stated goals of fighting terrorism and providing humanitarian assistance afrikan implanted itself on the continent conducting military exercises with a growing number of african countries. but was this the only reason for africa for possibly a. little to the oil is that is not there are america sort of course ignores that opprobrious up from utah is a notorious list therefore so who should ought to or. the security don't those also go to i don't they are us to praise or screwed up by going all danced of all. she. had firmly established its

this is news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes africa's most populous nation goes to the polls candidates have been making their final pitches it's now up to nigeria's eighty four million registered voters to choose the next president we have an exclusive with one of the men zion for the top job. and the story of a young girl whose dream up becoming a superhero is threatened by terminal illness we'll talk to one of the screenwriter winning film supermoto.

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

africa's most populous country nigeria is also said to be the continent's most corrupt beset by electoral crises and terrorist insurgency does nigeria have the resources to tackle it. will the coming vote bring the country together further a. credible government. nigeria's presidential candidate doria welcome to the show great to have you with us. so those in power in nigeria over the last decade have been promising to root out by alcohol rom yet the terrorists remain and they long ago pledged allegiance to islamic state even establishing an isis province in the country's northeast what is your plan for defending them. well let me quickly start by saying that the reason why there has not been an effective degrading and dismantling of the book or her armed forces is really because nigeria has locked a right credible leadership. and the kind of leadership that is committed to actually getting the job done and for us i believe that that's exactly what they are lines from you niger my party office nigeria and if the the the strategy that we have to dismantling and defeating book or rum and co

for africa. but i just love the sound of that that is it for all of africa for now you can catch all our stories on our website and on our facebook page we need you now with these pictures off africa's biggest film festival which is way the mosses of african film gather every two years old and eyes are expecting around one hundred thousand people showed up to the african auspice the festival carries on until the end of the week till next time i know. takes place recently. with wonderful plans to make the game so special. for all true for. more than. mine. i'm not thinking of the gym well i guess sometimes i am but a. nothing. deep into the german culture. stereotype but if you think you see a country. you don't see the pictures from out there you know it's all about. i'm rachel join me from. the. post. hello and welcome to our deep dive into the worlds of arts and culture i'm karen how instead and here's a quick teaser of what's in store on today's program. from a musical dynasty and. a star in h

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this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the african union sais twenty nineteen is the year of refugee with africa home to a quarter of the world's displaced people we'll take you to northern kenya where a concept to empower refugees is being highlighted. and fake news is on the rise in the run up to the election in nigeria will meet the people tossed with separating fact from fiction. south africa's still wishful gospel choir hits and then the high notes of the grammys we'll get reaction to the group's grammy winner. i'm christine window while the news africa i'm glad you are today in african leaders have gathered for the twenty nine thousand a year summit this year the mass movement of people was the emphasis statistics from the united nations show sub-saharan africa hosts eighteen million forcibly displaced people that's more than a quarter of the world's refugees population now experts say the number is rising because of ongoing conflicts conflicts in countries like in south sudan so malia and now among the top countries hosting refugees in africa is kenya wh

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for africa. oh don't you just love the sound of that that is it for all of his africa for now you can catch all our stories on our website and on our facebook page we've now with these pictures off africa's biggest film festival which is where the losses of african film gather every two years old and eyes are expecting around one hundred thousand people showed up to the african auspice the festival carries on as will the end of the week till next time five going out. from. south africa is magnificent on to want to learn a. new marine or soon a son created. its new prospects for the new pope elation when i found that some communities good entry and it would. be an area. next on d w. justin. just spoke pointman schedules time. management. chemical. one. time money people even speed. just in. the fast lane made in germany in sixty minutes. players. coaches. in a poker game of power and money the competition escapes the world's most important natural resource bluffing betting checking how long will i

gunness president called for more collaboration between companies and governments across africa africa may go all rich with. germs. and hoes or rob. just trying to reach a critical profit we may well have been. priced out to. drive us into this exciting project for the stable economic group. but some observers are skeptical about whether the sector really has a sustainable future they point out for instance that gold mining in south africa is hardly competitive anymore. now for more let's bring in our correspondent ellis of and gallagher who joins as it caked out and as i believe that conference is coming to a close today maybe ended already what are the key takeaways. well she's on her we're just not gonna the second largest producer in consonance was very outspoken and they also say that africa cannot and should not be just an export our oil materials that they shouldn't screen industries for example the government in ghana has now created a state of company to help saracens eja great its annual mean streets so they're very much focused on that a star how can africa profit more from

news from africa. your link to it. and discussion on the news of easy to our website deputed comes to join or something spoke. for. the benefit of. this is deja news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes south africa is settled i'm opposed to just gave one of the most important speeches on these presidency we're asking what is the stage of the rainbow nation just months ahead of the general election that could definitively change the country's political landscape. and as tens of thousands of nigerians flee an upsurge in violence or hear from the experts warning off a new made humanitarian crisis. i'm christine one bill welcome to news africa i'm glad you're chewing then the stakes were high when south africa's president sort of opposed to gave he's state of the nation address on thursday evening i'm opposed to has been president for just shy of a yeah he assumed office office of the ruling a.n.c. the former leader jacob zuma but as the a.n.c. rather continues to be buffeted by corruption scandals the powerful pu

and that is business africa here on d w thanks for keeping us company. three points on the confidence boost don't be. regained the stream. three three points and the big surprise of. we'll. continue in. just. the way the most almost at the get take a look i can't. prove those. but again i'm just i mean. this is deja vu news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes dissent is on trial in cabinet opposition leader maurice comptroller is one of hundreds facing charges that carry the death penalty what osp rights groups if the international community is ignoring the crisis. and results are trickling in off to nigeria's election but some say there was no time.

forward slash africa and don't forget to join the discussion. the africa face full page where to such a know would you go public with your hiv status and what do you say is behind the state duma a child the aids will deaf to hear from you so we leave you now with pictures of aids activists in the ongoing fight against stigma across the continent catch you again on monday five finale. let's. take a closer look at the culture from the. culture. the music the long enough days. and extravagant venues. and to. really know their stuff. groups. with. and stephanie. party and chat with musicians from around the world. starts feb second. welcome to news from the sun culture i'm robert merrill i'm let's have a look at what's coming up today. who won last year's your vision song called test has released a new single and she's responded to calls to boycott this year's competition big held in the country of israel. when you boycott plight from being shed you spread darkness. capernaum lebanese movie about a young boy born into a world of extreme poverty his

seven africa's netscape. i'm christine one welcome to the program i'm glad your chin voters in nigeria have given mohammed another term at the helm of africa's largest economy and most populous country but turnout was no in the election just thirty five percent nigeria's electoral commission says bahari triumph with some fifteen million votes speccing he's nearest rival by eighty four million votes delays and violence maad the run up to said saturday spall but no independent observer has cited electoral fraud. dancing to the chuen of victory supporters of muhammadu buhari celebre. it well into the nights. i believe it's a way for our. country and still might you know i mean if you talk about the president talk about uprightness you talk about the president it's about. legitimacy by the president you see the corruption all this stuff just becomes the will of the person. in charge contrast to his reveling supporters a seemingly uncharismatic bihari appeal to his voters not to humiliate the opposition. you need.

w africa. they are to talk more years. for women for internet activists one mission. the passion for freedom and dignity. courageous and determined they campaign for women's rights and for peace. they mobilize against femicide. or compulsory veils. their messages are spreading like wildfire. the media is quite critical of the book and thousands of others are joining the cause among the streets of. women who are changing the world to the many. digital. stores march. on t.w. . play. this is. european states pledged to work together to deal with their islamic state captured in syria u.s. president has threatened to allow around eight hundred europeans to infiltrate the continent unless their home states put them on trial also coming up ukraine marks five years since the deadly protests on the square the top of the country's government we ask how much has the country changed since then. the.

africa's netscape. i'm christine window welcome to the program i'm glad you're tuned in to voters in nigeria have given. another chance at the helm of africa's largest economy and most populous country but turnout was no in the election just thirty five percent and i gerry's electoral commission triumph with some fifteen million votes facing he's nearest rival. by eighty four million votes delays and violence maad the run up to said saturday's poll but no independent observer has cited electoral fraud. dancing to the cheering a victory. supporters of muhammadu buhari celebrated well into the nights. i believe this is the way forward to this country and to my generation if you talk about the president talk about uprightness it's about the president it's about. legitimacy by the president to see corruption and it just speaks well of the person. in charge contrast his reveling supporters a seemingly uncharismatic bihari appeal to his voters not to humiliate the opposition. you need. to continue. to hari wo

issue one topic for africa for your country africa as a whole is the world's most corrupt region and you can invite lavish foreign investment but it won't make any difference to the economies of nations if they largely end up in the coffers of corrupt local elites i mean i know that aid projects in loans from that come with strings attached to prevent you know wasting of money do those conditions work exactly. exactly look at i mean they're one of the reasons why people like myself who have thrived very much in the private sector and you know now saying look we cannot continue to stay outside and leave the business of government to people who we will not even hire in the business is that we are running one of the reasons why we are stepping out of our comfort zone in the private sector in business and saying we've got to solve the business of government is because of exactly what you're saying that it's the niger is not working because of the corrupt system what we're doing is to create a completely different political structure and our own announced a new niger my party has three va

this is business africa. thousands of south africans have been taking part in strikes and demonstrations to protest the country's high unemployment and what they consider government inaction to fight it the congress of south african trade unions called its members of the strike which increases the pressure on government the government of cyril ramaphosa as the country gears up for general elections in may south africa has a near record twenty seven percent of unemployment was the month with the mining sector in particular shedding jobs in recent years. is in cape town and joins us now ellis are these strikes just about high unemployment or against the government in particular general. well for a long time to have been kind of a general unhappiness with the government the name of the government party and see that they haven't done enough to dress unemployment issues that end inequality i think the main critique was mainly when jacob zuma with the president a year ago he was forced to step down his regime was c

in south africa germany's. fasi pak today's reports come from east west and south africa as well as you well before we get to that i like to say hello to my colleague from the show and is me in johannesburg hello there thanks n.t. and a warm welcome to all our viewers in africa and europe we've got a lot of interesting stories for you on the show today here's a quick look at just a few of them. will head to kenya a country aiming to operate on a hundred percent green energy by twenty twenty. intel go we learn how a startup found success turning waste into reusable products. ok as one of the few countries in the world that has the potential to cover one hundred percent of us an interesting needs using renewable resources with plenty of sunshine wins geothermal and hide a potential it has less need to depend on fossil fuels one of the major challenges facing the government is getting the entire population connected to the national power grid. because there's evidence that economic opportunity increases access to

that's news africa you can catch. on our website and facebook page or even you with images probably fasano in a fashion week with models from the south african fashion label. side by. what do you think what you get for fifty. used a. lot. of the idea. here which. is you think income goals are still good you know. it cost fifty cents to feed one hundred child for one full. day to keep one. game in. numbers at all with the sheridan. sharing moments children with just fifty cells and a tap on your smartphone together we can end global hunger games double the hour.

africa command. it was the right decision, and africom continues to play a vital role in the defense of our nation. this committee's top priority is to ensure the effective implementation of the national defense strategy which identifies competition with china and russia, as the central challenge to u.s. prosperity, and security. both africom and southcom should be viewed as key trunts in our global campaign to compete with chine raw and russia. and both of your areas of responsibility, china and russia are increasingly active, using economics and military means to expand their influence and challenge u.s. interested. and while on behalf of the chairman we agree with the need to prioritize our effort against china and russia, we cannot take prerlings off terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda. these groups continue to control territory in africa and still pose a very real threat to u.s. interests and our partners. lastly, while the challenges in your areas or responsibility are on the rise both of y

africa you can catch. on our website and facebook page we're leaving you with images from fashion week with models from the south african fashion. let's dive in. and take a closer look at modern culture from. cults and culture on the dumping. of. extravagant didn't. really know their stuff. with faith and definitional. party and chat with musicians from around the world. groups every week p.w. . welcome to news from the culture i'm robin merrill and let's have a look at what we've got in store for you today this painting will self-destruct and so it did straight off his banks he made waves with his high jinx now the infamous shredded picture finally goes on display. musical talent sophie hope is shaking up the scene here in europe with a fresh mix of jazz rock and pop she'll be here in the studio. and a look into the inspirations of three women credits is with inventing abstract. counterparts. last october at southern bees option house in london the anonymous british street artist banksy told a mischievous

just how important is the internet to our democracy in africa. i think the internet is turning out to be a major site for consist a sham and a democratic politics and not just in africa really around the world we're seeing this is the new frontier not in one hand it's a place where a lot of key question conversations are happening so we're seeing a lot in the more political debates being given online space is whether you're talking about social media or blogs or websites or even use those seeking much of their coverage onto their websites but on the other hand we're also seeing its digital technologies as opening up a space for new types of political manipulation new types of misinformation new types. interference really with political processes and we've been talking about elections in africa a great deal in the last few years but there are also issues that have come up in the west as well which is you know public relations at what point does a political advertisement become a form of political manipulation these are some of the things that i lo

and we get in the call of africa's most are bragging champions in uganda they call her.

news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes extreme poverty is declining everywhere in the world but not in africa why is that we visit one community in nigeria also coming up how do you turn your life around and go from gangster to role model to x criminals from south africa's notorious class done just that. the gentle giant to become acutely unstring i.m.d.b. is one of the strongest men in tokyo and now he's going to. i'm edith kimani it's good to have you with us is enough being done to end extreme poverty in africa world leaders have committed to eradicating it by twenty thirty but recent studies show that that will not be achieved four hundred million people are still expected to be living in extreme poverty by then now a person is considered to be in extreme poverty if they live on less than a dollar ninety a day extreme poverty figures have declined globally from eight hundred million five years ago to an estimated look at this six hundred million people today now these figures have been published by the overseas development institute but in africa poverty is on the rise t

lego's just grows and grows today it's africa's second largest. and one of the world's most populous somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating their own design language one that seeks to meet the challenges of everyday life. increasingly their focus is on the mega-cities what was considered as african tenets of being within the ruling does not necessarily mean need to be realistic and appropriately for the system that we live in we have to face the fact that in the city of some people some people say twenty two we need to live in smaller and smaller spaces. like a molecular and new ultra modern and up market district phase one of his project is already complete to see if you know where he is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe architecture must adapt to changing lifestyles we need to be forward thinking we always need to reflect on. on how living in a city is evolving and changing i mean the whole world has changed in particular living in smaller spaces being more practica

this is business africa. welcome and we start in ghana where the third german african business summit kicked off today among those attending is german development minister. today he toured a textile factory that started exporting to germany. it was there and filed this report. clothing manufactured in ghana and destined for exports this factory in the capital employs some fifteen hundred people it already felt that way i mean i should state this year for the first time to export to germany. the business exemplifies what's become a growing international interest in the possibilities of textile money fracturing in africa. ghana has great potential especially in the area of textile production so. the first few very important steps have been taken. the investment conditions are right. this stable government and growing economy have prompted great interest from european and german companies to forge new cooperations here. so to have the low wages employees here are paid a base salary of one hundred euros per month

this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the battle continues south africa's golden child cost us the man you know is in courts this week she is fighting for her right to compete without medication. plus the fisherman tackling greed invision on lake victoria but fish stalks dwindling kenyans and chinese imports. and. leaves if you want to have it. well don't worry these stylish lookin bob is all power you in the. junior welcome to d.w. news africa great to have you with us gold medal winning south african run our cost us the man is in court this week trying to face down the lead to govern body the. rules that would force athletes like cement not to reduce the at the still strong levels that south african governments are still in its weight behind the athlete sponsoring a case and launching a social media campaign on the naturally superior the landmark case has divided opinion. cast to cement his name and athletic skills have polarized the world of sports in the last decade she is hyper androgenic that means her body naturally produces high levels of testosterone but

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to some people, it's whoever comes to south africa from anywhere else in africa and brings good -- along with them. but other people, it's all the good stuff from malaysia, east indies, there's the dutch, there's the english influence. >> andrea: well, there were so many different colonialists. it is a mishmash. >> anthony: what at this table is originally african and does that even have any meaning? >> dion: this wood is pine. [ laughter ] >> dinner guest: and us. >> anthony: i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. join t-mobile and get two phones plus two unlimited plans for just one hundred bucks a month. >> anthony: ramadan. at this hour all over johannesburg, members of south africa's sizeable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid, many south africans would have be referred to as colored. co