today was pulling back to 2013 when filmmaker katherina von schroeder has been given a fascinating glimpse of nigeria by one of its most respected photographers george a saudi back then as you'll see george's lens was focused on subjects ranging from oil pollution in the niger delta to the cultural legacy of nigeria's traditional monarchs if you're curious about what's in his portfolio these days i'll be asking him that very question in a moment but 1st here is a truly memorable film kings of nigeria and the al-jazeera series. 21st century africa a continent on the going great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but it's been a long shot him on that he has that goal for doug i feel was a colonial to keep going after a while about a lot of the fake money. primary term but independent competent it in the post-colonial you for photographers like my legs the big shot that you call free. but elsewhere the narrative was of a koran on manageable content often with 2 ft to just one if. not a new generation if you see a photographer to celebrate the question and represent it continent

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katherina how he characterized the protest movement it's even movement the right blood to describe what is happening right now. i would say that we observe the awake you know of the nation in the sense that bell or shins who are coming to the streets they come from very different backgrounds and the protest movement itself is literally last 3 years no one clear leader calling for where to go to court and need the demonstration groups and this just comes from the general dissatisfaction of people with the status quo with this consistent existence of the search area for shame in which politicians lived for 26 years and people carrying out their national flags which are currently sort of outlawed in where forbidden essentially by a local chain code because they were considered as the sign of the opposition you can see those whites and red flecks. when he came to power he changed the national symbolics to the soviet style one and the very fact of carrying this kind of. plaque on the streets was illegal you kind of terrible swiss police and that's interesting that people spend 10 years lou b

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today with pulling back to 2013 when filmmaker katherina schroeder has been given a fascinating glimpse of nigeria by one of its most respected photographers george of saudi back then you'll see george's lens was focused on subjects ranging from oil pollution in the niger delta to the cultural legacy of nigeria's traditional monarchy.

today was pulling back to 2013 when filmmaker katherina on schroeder was being given a fascinating glimpse of nigeria by one of its most respected photographers george a saudi back then as you'll see georges lens was focused on subjects ranging from oil pollution in the niger delta to the cultural legacy of nigeria's traditional monarchy if you're curious about what's in his portfolio these days well i'll be asking him that very question in a moment but 1st here is a truly memorable film kings of nigeria.

early this year and did show flashes of her best tennis but the 37 year old was beaten in 3 sets by katherina alex and drove of russia. out of the 3 matches that are played officially on tour this is i think was by far my best one so looking at that i think that's the most positive thing about it these are the 3 turn over its leadership here andy murray is back playing grand slam tennis after more than a year away following hip surgery the 2012 champion went 2 sets down against japan's. before rediscovering his fighting spirit. the former world number one negotiated close to 5 hours of action. the 33 year old eventually emerging as a 5 set winner. i don't know how many of us actually you know believe that the back end of you know winning matches like that so. yeah i was you know i was emotional after the match. next up from my rate of play at a very different stage of his career 20 year old canadian seelig so yeah he's seen here on the richardson al jazeera. members of the milwaukee bucks i have hit back at comments made by u.s. president donald trump from said the n.b.a. had become highly po

athletes are certainly having to get creative with their training reigning olympic pole vault champion katherina stephanides has posted this video from her home in greece garden steps in the living room furniture all part of her routine she too has accused the i.c. of putting athletes at risk. well australia most major sports leagues are continuing albeit behind closed doors with no expects hates is the men's and women's soccer leagues off once a focal point for fans around the world on saturday melbourne city defeated sydney f.c. one nil so when the doubly grand final count is going on in that game that seeing and celebrating their title win in an empty stadium the men's a league season lot still has 6 games left to go all the roles and rugby also carrying on behind closed doors the leading rugby league competition the n.r.l. is largely relies on its television contract to pay salaries players have been told if the game stop their wages could be cuts the whole survival of our game is at risk some of the consequence is a catastrophic and we will tie gave reaction we need to do to keep the game v