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Are racist leading to

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a rare procedural rebuke from Republican
Doug Collins and the words be taken down

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there was

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a 90 minute delay too long for the Democrat
in the presiding officer stare we want

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to just fight abandon the chair it made you
will Cleaver stormed off leaving Palosi

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stop a deputy in charge he
decided the speaker had violated

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a rule against characterizing
something as racist and put it to

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a vote. The days have it close these Words
stayed in the record President Trump

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noted the whole thing tweeting why the
day solder mag on the at the White House

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President Trump also said it was so great
that only 4 Republicans voted for the

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resolution police some United States
and Italy have launched a crackdown on

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a Sicilian Mafia family which is trying
to rebuild its power base Reuters reports

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more than $200.00 law enforcement
personnel including the f.b.i.

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Have arrested 18 people associated with
the in Cirilo clan and Palermo and the

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Gambino family in New York one of 5 historic
Italian American crime families base

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there. The United States and the world are
celebrating the 50th anniversary of the

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Apollo 11 moon landing astrophysicist
Neil de Grasse Tyson in an a.p.

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Interview said that event was a remarkable
moment during a remarkable time it was

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a civil rights movement in a
hot war is Southeast Asia

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a Cold War with this only union civil unrest
national yet we were going to the moon

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and landing on the moon didn't only bring
Americans together to block the world

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together former us shuttle astronaut Mark
Wiles also weighed in Mark Kelly also

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weighed in I was

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a little kid at the time says you know I
was 5 years old when all this happened but

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for our country it's like

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a really big deal to send you know people
need remained to the moon for the 1st

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time and get them all the way back from the
front Mendis accomplishment much of the

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continental United States
is feeling the effects of

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a dangerous heat wave meteorologist Andrew
Orison we're going to be looking at

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a very expansive area of high heat and
humidity explosive for areas of the central

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and southern plains eastward through the
Ohio Valley the mid Atlantic and also the

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Northeast. More news at v.o.a.
News dot com Gene Randall v.o.a.

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News.

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This is Africa news tonight on The
Voice of America. Good evening

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and welcome welcome to Africa news tonight
from the English to Africa Service of

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the Voice of America your source for Pan
African who is on world developments and

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he used to he in Washington coming up on
Africa news tonight to announce rolling

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transition and let a concert on
the opposition coalition signed

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a photo sharing accord with day
to accord goals for its me

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a transitional period
leading to elections for

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a civilian led government that's not by
Madina deporting from Khartoum details next

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Also the World Health Organization is
meeting today to consider declaring the

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airball outbreak in the eastern d.r.

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See

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a global emergency and legendary South
African musician Johnny Clegg has died

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at his home in Johannesburg we'll have these
stories and more ahead on African news

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tonight. I would top story Saddam

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unsettling military council and a
coalition of opposition groups signed

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a power sharing accord in Khartoum today
analysts say the accord is an important

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step forward after months of on the test
but does not but Madina reports from cough

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to him not everyone is convinced it's

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a new beginning for so Don. So Nancy ruling
transitional military council on the

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opposition coalition signed a power sharing
accord with day the Accord calls for

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a 3 year transitional period leading to
elections for a civilian led government

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a ruling sovereign Council will have 6
members from the opposition f f c m 5 from

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the t.m.c. a T.m.c.

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Member will leave the council for 21 months
after which the leader will come from

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the opposition political analysts holiday
Fakih thinks the accord is good for

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students future. I think the agreement

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between the opposition coalition and
the transitional Letteri Council is an

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important step to sustain security stability
and civilian government in Sudan as

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well as democracy and social justice
he said the African Union mediate also

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announced crisis Mohammad that has only
bad believe the Accord can lead toward

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peace and stability. And. He
says the agreement is big

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under bridges and decisive

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a step on comprehensive Rob Portman
path between the 2 parties it opens

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a new era and from the base for the next
step when the military finally agreed to

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share power with civilians Elio this month
the streets of courtroom were filled

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with celebrating activists but the streets
were empty with the many protesters are

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skeptical the t.m.c.

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An opposition can agree on

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a constitutional declaration that will
determine key details in how the future

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government will be run most of
Arcady also questions the t.m.c.

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Insistence on immunity from prosecution for
its leaders but the last years anybody

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would have to have had one of my

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a coyote say the political court is nothing
for him until they preserve people's

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rights in the going to situational accord
for him the most important thing is the

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immunity issue it will determine whether
the convicted of crimes will be put on

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trial or not he said in June
Sudanese security forces stormed

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a protest of come outside the Defense
Ministry and kill dozens of demonstrators who

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were demanding civilian rule the military
had taken control of Sudan's government.

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2 months earlier ousting longtime president
Omar al Bashir after months of mass

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protests the d.m.c.

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Is still insisting on full immunity for
anyone who serves on the sovereign Council

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the 2 sides are scheduled to meet Friday
to discuss terms and details of the

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constitutional draft now we had
been for really use her to.

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The World Health Organization is meeting
today for the 3rd time to consider

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declaring the hairball
outbreak in the eastern d r c

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a global emergency amid signs that it is
spreading despite containment efforts in

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the last week one fatal case of the highly
contagious disease has been confirmed in

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Goma a regional hub of more than

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a 1000000 people on the border with Rwanda
and Uganda has reported as 2nd death

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a Congolese woman who traveled to Uganda
to sell fish at the market there have been

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concerned since the outbreak
was 1st reported nearly

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a year ago that it could jump borders it
had been limited to 2 provinces in the

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city but the area is

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a conflict zone that has limited the ability
of health workers to trace confirmed

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cases and vaccinate anyone who may
have been exposed to the virus.

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Civil society groups of young people
who return to schools in Cameroon some

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volatile English speaking regions attacks
and kidnapping stemming from the war

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between separatists and the military have
led most schools to close in the tutti

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Guinn's the groups say children have

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a right to education but not everyone
thinks the schools are safe bulky Edwin can

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that reports from mind
in south west Cameroon.

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Civil society groups at the mention Market
Square bidding with parents to send

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their children to school and for young
practice to fight us to education.

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You're not just member of walks for the
education department of the Catholic Church

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we have a problem with

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a message of peace infants who have
actually been. To those children Western

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hoarding homes and they get
really taking them to mc joint

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cos. They should trust us because we.
Can be reintegrated into life so that

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together we will continue to rebuild the
show which has been grander than what 16

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year old Nicole in

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a Cherie sees she is anxious to go back
to school yes Amy once go back to school

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for years without schooling is there no
more seriously said I'll go back to school

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because she didn't know Graeme and saw him
though never go back to school and you

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saw the law would be pregnant some of them
have gone eyestrain now Cherie has not

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been in school for 2 years since she and
90 other students were kidnapped from

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a college in the north western town of will
and released after 2 days the fighters

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had warned the school authorities to stop
all academic activity teacher messy Berry

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ses she is not ready to return to our high
school because she does not feel see if

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I was kidnapped my principal was kidnapped
how do you expect me to go back I don't

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know if I go back to the. Schools have
been burnt they have not done any

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reconstruction Well we're going to be
teaching that Ukraine how are we going to

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teach and way in space all sites how are
the children how are they going to be

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secured and Xti made that 80 percent of the
schools in the north west and south of

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west have been closed since separatists
began their uprising in 2017

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citing the last of

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a bearing the use of French in the African
country. The Back to School campaign is

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carried out by associations of traditional
rulers clergy parents and members of

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Cameron's National Assembly the only
schools that have remained up and in big

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towns like by Manda capital of the north
west region and Bhoja capital of the

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Southwest region where their least relative
calm Cameroon's minister of secondary

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education 11 younger children and teachers
who want to bring if the crisis and go

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to schools in their villages are
patriotic Cameroonians it takes

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a lot of courage to really get up and say
I'm going to school at this time that's

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why I'm here to see that you have carried
the sacrifice so far carry it to the main

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these are people who have sacrificed

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a lot the government says at least 130
schools have been burned by separatists

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fighters but on social media the separatists
say the destruction is done by the

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military when they suspect the
fighters are using schools as

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a hiding please the military has
denied the accusation. Mawkish Edwin.

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For. Many south west from

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a room. 6 countries would influence

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in Libya have issued

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a joint statement urging an immediate
cease fire warning that the fighting for

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Tripoli threatens the country's future the
statement yesterday by France Britain

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Egypt the United Arab Emirates United States
and Italy warned that the violence has

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fueled

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a growing humanitarian emergency worse in
the migrant crisis and warns it may allow

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extremists to thrive and the
security vacuum while expressing

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a deep concern about the
situation they urged

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a rapid return to the political process
under the auspices of the United Nations

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the 6 countries have sent mixed signals
about who they support in the conflict

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fostering allegations that they are fueling
the hostilities nearly 1100 people have

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been killed by military strongman Calley
5 types month long campaign to wrest

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control of Tripoli from the on the
recognized government of national accord.

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You're listening to African news tonight
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50 past the hour here's

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a recap of our top stories Sudan's
ruling military council and

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a coalition of opposition groups signed

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a power sharing accord in Khartoum the
World Health Organization is meeting today

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to consider declaring the airborne
outbreak in the east and d.r. C.

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a Global emergency and civil society
groups young people to return to

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schools in Cameroon volatile English
speaking regions and for more news and

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information visit our website that v.o.a.

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Africa dot com.

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Make it in Derry South African musician
Johnny Clegg where would be buried laid to

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rest in the power private funeral his
family has asked for South Africans to

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respect their wishes for privacy
adding that there will be

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a memorial service for fashion's the icon
died at his old men Johannesburg this

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week from Johannesburg Yes she. Has
the story the 66 year old Johnny

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take had been battling pancreatic cancer
since 2015 he lost his fight against the

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illness and she was day off to new in 1969
play again see pulled clean who formed

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the breakthrough band Juka they released
their 1st album universal men in

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1979. Plague then formed

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a 2nd band so who cut South Africans and
fans from around the world all right.

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Memba him for embracing African culture and
language through his songs he was known

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for his ability to use music as

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a uniting force for South Africans especially
during the party years some of his

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greatest hits include scatterings of Africa
great heart a seam Bernanke and m.p.

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He often sang in Zulu. Tributes have been
pouring in since the news of his death it

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left many fans including fellow
musicians heartbroken. And I have

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no words to say I'm

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a. Japan amazing man and to cause you to
think the world to love him for that to

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collect him he was just

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a down to earth guy Huck tricks I mean I
guess my 1st memories are for young kids

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like some of the young kids in South
Africa their psychotic person beautiful

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music was able to get knocked off as

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a country and that's was that was really
one of my last infusions to meet Johnny

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when our principal used the world and to
work with him and looking back that I are

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both kind of in a bit of shock I was
lucky that the course of Johnny as

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a kid. And to be

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a very sad there was only for the music
community that for every South Africa I

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think there is

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a lot of commonality engines of how we show
our country and you know how we engage

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on. Our nation she calls not on
the page on. Exactly to gender

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but also how we found music can
cross how music can help you know

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conch entires if I've got skin from
society. In the current state and I'm just

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a little disappointed than adequate to
complete some of the things that you and I

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had been planning when Blake's cancer
treatment ended in 2017 he decided to go in

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the final tour to thank its fans for their
support this is what he had to say the

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time when I came of chemo you said to
my management you know. I'm feeling

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strung out. We don't know
nobody's taking time.

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Next year after one school year.

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Which will take. Place.

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I don't know you know I don't know
there are some you know some. Fire

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some for 8 and some some don't make
it. Clegg will be remembered as

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a trailblazer who created a lasting legacy
the man known as son of Africa has left

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a void many musicians may find hard to
full I'm Isha rumpus out for v.o.a.

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News Jan is. The

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b.b.c.

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Said yesterday it will close its bureau in
Burundi after failing to convince Dorothy's

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to lift the suspension imposed 14 months
ago media advocates say the move is

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another sign that press freedom has all
but disappeared in the central African

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country Mahmoudiya SUV reports media advocacy
group Reporters Without Borders says

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it is extremely concerned about the
fate of press freedom in Burundi as

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a British Broadcasting Corporation starts
its offices in the country the b.b.c.

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Decided to pull out of the room the after
failing to convince the authorities 2 and

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a suspension imposed in May 28th in Burundi
suspended view as operating license at

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the same time the head of Reporters
Without Borders Africa desk

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a note for just says the closure cost

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a pall over the upcoming
elections in Burundi.

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It is the death of

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a contradictory debate and it is the
promise of credible actions because no

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dissident voices nor critical voices no
independent. And will be allowed during the

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electoral process he says all kinds of
independent journalism threatened in Burundi

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it is

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a survival of independent journalism which
is in play here last week media going to

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Terry bodie c.n.c.

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Shut down a watch to a weekly newspaper
because of alleged buyers and defamation

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a journalist working for you were to has
been missing since July 26th Jane in June

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c.n.c.

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Also threatened Radio France International
with sanctions for speaking to balloon

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his rights activists Lois Smart is

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a central Africa director at him rice war
this is very unfortunate we should remind

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listeners that. Just

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a few years ago was once considered to be
really almost the benchmark of media in

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a post conflict society region now that's
completely changed the media is now in

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a situation where they are on the back foot
they are on the defensive and they are

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persecuted anyone who is considers themselves
to be free and fair journalist who's

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seeking to do the job in the room the now
is in reality under serious threat most

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journalists are fled the country over the
years for fear of attacks human rights

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organizations have accused although it is
and the youth wing of the ruling party

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known as a minor

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a coup or of committing widespread abuse
has again is perceived open ends Burundi

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has been a state of Tamil since
2015 when President pm crazes

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a ran for water critics said was an
unconstitutional diatom nearly 350000 Bru

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Indians have left the country.
Need to get cash Eric is

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a lawyer representing Brewer and

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a political think Tim's He says
the ruling party c And it is f.

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Today has taken over the country and is
abusing anyone who opposes their rule then

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they are not only to send
in. The building but

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in particularly if you're in back when
I. Was going to be $72.00 we now are

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because people are being killed
by to create in forces we are

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so hated. That we need help sometimes
before the official or not in

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orders people are countable Bronte

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a country of about 10000000 is expected to
hold its own actions in May of next year

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Mohammad Yousuf news now. Zimbabwe's

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ban on foreign currency and the country's
soaring inflation have spurred demand for

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cryptocurrency is like Bitcoin to try to
preserve wealth however Zimbabwe or not

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already is last year banned banks from
processing bit corn and warn cryptocurrency

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these are open to hacking Columbus
Monga explains from. For the past 2

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years Dennis Cardin who has been buying
as much capital current scenes as he can

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afford it uses big queen to buy and sell
online which you can't do with his bubbles

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currency as it is worthless outside the
country between it being used in the safe

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is critical. In terms of safety. You have.

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A large amount of money. In
equivalent to the fee at.

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The you even it only appears in
moving it around even in seconds

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which. A very real beneficial
why don't you carry

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a large big reviews Dees only place it
could go currencies say their business

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quarter boost in June when your thought it
is bundle the use of foreign currencies

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and he issued his about
with oil and the cut in c.

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Was banned in 2009 after inflation
estimated at 500000000000 percent

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made it worthless last month of
Zimbabwe's inflation lead rose to 175

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percent it isn't fears that the days of
hyper inflation our little way beg one

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Friedan's near the end is director of
leagues club exchange so we've seen

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a lot of people now are coming
to us to say I want to move x.

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Amount of money or I want to purchase

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a car in Japan and stuff like that yeah
we are accommodating them so it's it's

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really

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a huge advantage to our side I think Own
sold it to enhance all business in the

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long run exchanges Lego leagues where fictive
to win Zimbabwe last year under Ben's

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form to do incredible cutting theme citing
Ses in down the major issues that they

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had with the use of feet going into Keynes's
was people getting scammed and also

00:24:08
all they had to feel from money laundering
to get going so all those issues with

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damaging and primary concerns but we also
had solutions on how to work on that but

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they didn't want to work through it
trying to put a cost on the table as

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a contribution. Is

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a senior decision and economist of
the lead by an economic development

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a said instrument of Zimbabwean you things
or thought it is our right or to be

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cautious as

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a cut or currency is volatile and I never
get it so until and unless we have that

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if it's going for us. And also the regulatory
infrastructure to be able to regulate

00:24:49
big defeat is around that
you don't get into I think

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a bit difficult for us to embrace them in
for such 2 years and quite positive spin

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offs for the country but for investors
like id and the benefits of clinical

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couldn't seem outweighed the East's
wish to them nor with the certainty of

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Zimbabwean dollars. For. Hati.

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Sunny side of sports let's
begin in Zimbabwe where 2 time

00:28:00
a limping in Could Davis Robinson of
the United States recently completed

00:28:05
a weeklong visit Robinson and gauged
in some sports diplomacy and he

00:28:12
also spoke out against gender based
violence and sexual harassment and abuse

00:28:19
Columbus reports from Harare Zimbabwe.

00:28:27
Those up are coming up and it's clearly

00:28:29
a depopulation sports club you know not
even one of the places I've got to visit

00:28:34
will be showing you these did well in the
southern African nation they are mainly

00:28:40
you know I can live my dream in 2 and
sees the performance and success of the

00:28:45
fittest sigs. Is being affected by
gender. Visit to Zimbabwe thanks to

00:28:51
the u.s.

00:28:52
State Department's Bureau for educational
and cultural off is which is sponsoring

00:28:58
Robbins who is support for the program
we're coming we're going to different.

00:29:05
Ways you can. Gender based violence and
we just bring in information about it and

00:29:12
working with different organizations and
clubs and schools and just bringing

00:29:16
awareness to. This coming
through the u.s.a.

00:29:19
And most usually when it comes to athletics
you know you have not only that you

00:29:24
have women also so you have both men and
women able to gather and usually through

00:29:28
athletics people are more open with you
know you know network and you know people

00:29:34
listening to different types of athletes
and so I think what it is you using the

00:29:39
platform of saying you know there's

00:29:42
a problem with. Throughout not only
throughout you know but throughout the world

00:29:47
and maybe here in Zimbabwe he says should
the issue of gender violence in sport to

00:29:52
be addressed these sexist African nation.

00:29:59
In big international tournaments like the
Olympics the fifo old cob in the Africa

00:30:05
Cup of Nations Robinson is talking
to both male and female live in the

00:30:12
visas to do. Goes both ways
a person a female just

00:30:18
a man to be your protect them provided
to it you know so so for me it's more so

00:30:24
looking at one particular group or one
particular this is an issue that affects

00:30:28
everyone throughout the world and as soon
as we're able to tackle that the better

00:30:33
we we all are going to be because because
the better we all are able to shine to

00:30:36
bring out the best waking with implementing
pop in the female students and then

00:30:40
tweak. Has been leading should
be for youth. In tissue

00:30:47
institutions in Zimbabwe's main sporting
India's And Quint acting Wakefield's bears

00:30:53
on the theme taking strive and setting
the pace I'm going to stand up is the

00:30:57
violence God gave us all tell us to guess
right and if you're afraid it's worth

00:31:03
afraid of just to show I.Q.'s You
were kind of cheating the world

00:31:06
a little bit right so I
won't we should all want

00:31:09
a person the feel comfortable with Sure and
their talents and gifts with the world

00:31:14
right that's going to make us

00:31:15
a better right because there's maybe
things that I need in life that maybe

00:31:19
a man capable maybe

00:31:20
a female can only provide and vice versa
so that's that's kind of where I'll meet

00:31:24
with that I've been fortunate enough to
work in 2 steps I work that you in l.v.

00:31:28
And I work at

00:31:29
a house they make us both. Head coaches
are black women you know and so I am

00:31:35
benefited from that they've helped me Miss
Lee Witt with my life they've helped me

00:31:39
Miss Lee Witt get to the point when I met
now so this is something that I feel

00:31:43
close to those to be with is
off wisdom from a mythic us to

00:31:47
a time Olympian Davis will be and
so on which must inspire food and.

00:31:55
Lives to shine agenda because the violence
and the currents and see it or no

00:31:59
weeding Meadows for the sun side
of sports this is Columbus.

00:32:06
Thanks Columbus and here are

00:32:08
a few fun facts about Kid Davis Robinson
he'll celebrate his 43rd birthday

00:32:15
on Friday that's also when the Africa Cup
of Nations football final will be played

00:32:21
between Algeria and Senegal Robinson
represented the United States at the 2004

00:32:27
Olympics in Athens and the 2012 Olympics
in London Davis competed in the men's

00:32:34
800 meters of event and in Columbus is
report we heard today this talk about

00:32:41
working at Ohio State University he's
currently Ohio. States head cross country

00:32:48
coach and the assistant track
and field coach listening.

00:32:54
On the voice of from the city can.

00:33:24
An African football the Fed There's that
will surely be flying in Cairo this

00:33:30
evening that's where the Super Eagles of
Nigeria will play the Carthage Eagles of

00:33:36
to me JD in the 3rd place match at the
Africa Cup of Nations tournaments my

00:33:41
longtime friend and former v.o.a.

00:33:44
Colleague Barry Mawn used to describe
these types of games as the kiss your

00:33:50
sister 3rd place match in other words it
certainly doesn't have the same passion

00:33:57
and electricity as the Nations Cup Final
Meanwhile some Nigerian sports analysts

00:34:04
been looking at the positives of hosting
the Africa Cup of Nations to help the host

00:34:09
country boost tourism. One of
these analysts. Who's based in

00:34:16
Port Harcourt Nigeria in an interview
with Iron Mike. Can said the 32nd

00:34:23
edition of the Nations Cup has provided
some spicy and surprising moments

00:34:30
I think so far quite interesting to know
meant it's been interesting in the sense

00:34:36
that more teams playing in

00:34:38
a competition for the 1st and $10.00 to
$14.00 format for the 1st time India of

00:34:42
these 2 have the initial score and of
course. There and I'm sure one of the major

00:34:47
sofa in the competition is the defeat of
my dog and of course Ben republics are

00:34:53
qualification for the 2nd and nobody give
been in Republika Jones but in the dust

00:34:58
they themselves or found themselves in
the 2nd round of the competition and of

00:35:02
course the big going or should I say the
biggest one of the initial score defeat of

00:35:06
the nation in. Its major made jobs and
one of the most major upsets in these 2

00:35:14
of the English I. Think of no add much of

00:35:17
a crowd particularly much as accepting
might is we. Think. African you

00:35:24
know we have to look at much
more integration we need

00:35:26
a continent of Africa travelling is still

00:35:29
a problem within the continent especially
in terms of accessibility and all of that

00:35:33
so we need to get

00:35:34
a crowd to be part of the nations combined
to do that we need better integration in

00:35:39
Africa especially as you've got sports
can really skill to the leagues African

00:35:44
missions football. What do you think the
configuration of African Football should

00:35:50
do to assure that much more
than by. African football

00:35:57
fans coming from their own countries Yeah
that's what I said probably cuff we need

00:36:02
to walk with the African Union and try
to relax. Especially for those that are

00:36:08
coming from outside of the central west and
sent. South Africa we need to integrate

00:36:14
more of the of the continent I was able
to do that we can now ensure that doing

00:36:19
major competitions like this particularly
for the missions or we get the African

00:36:23
you know to talk to respective eds of
across the continent and try to relax visa

00:36:29
for those who are mystically for Danish You
could say look before you can for Visa

00:36:35
and show you have much tickets to be able
to attend emissions come down way down

00:36:39
much to get particularly guarantees your
visa regardless of where your coming from

00:36:43
but we need to be able to integrate the
continent and make connectivity from one

00:36:48
part of the continent to be much more
much more easier that what we have

00:36:52
a moment on herbal to use in the time and
of continent to boost stories in for the

00:36:58
host nation is it possible is something
that the confirmation of Africa for

00:37:02
a book I'm not sure you can you boost tourism
when I arrive if you don't have much

00:37:07
of crowd attending the nation's Corbin are
you boosterism it is only when people

00:37:12
arrive dead able to see Dick on tree and
they cannot see look after diminish and

00:37:17
scope I think I want to come back again
to see more to more of the country so

00:37:22
without you I've been large number of funds
like number of people coming to watch

00:37:27
this much is doing the missions or I do
grew trollies in it's only when people see

00:37:31
in new country and are surprised by what
this young ground that war makes them was

00:37:36
into Come back again and see what's going
on so we need to I did crowd on 2 of the

00:37:41
crowd we need to relax visa issues African
Cup of Nations with as many fans as

00:37:47
possible can't travel and watch this much
as I went to watch the matches this year

00:37:52
the things they spend money and some would
say look our need to come back and see

00:37:57
much more of the country that's. A sports
analyst who's based in Port Harcourt

00:38:03
Nigeria and look around spoke with Iron
Mike in bone in Port Harcourt I'm Sonny

00:38:09
young and you're listening to others.
Sunnyside of sports on the Voice of America.

00:38:19
And from us about our close coach and
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00:38:22
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00:38:24
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or sports thank you very much.

00:38:47
If you were to talk to us from the deepest

00:38:49
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00:38:56
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00:39:01
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00:39:07
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00:39:12
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00:39:24
G.m.t.

00:39:25
With another edition of straight talk
Africa I'm Sunny young and you're listening

00:39:31
to the sunny side of sports on the Voice
of America in professional golf the

00:39:38
British Open officially tees off Thursday
at the Royal port rush course in Northern

00:39:44
Ireland Mark Tomkins has this preview for
us how fitting that Northern Ireland's

00:39:50
Darren Clarke will hit the up and take
shots at the $148.00 the Open Championship

00:39:55
as the tournament returns to port rush for
the 1st time since the 1951 clock when

00:39:59
the Open at Royal St George's in 2011
and he's joined in the group by Charlie

00:40:04
Hoffman and the 2019 amateur champion James
said great Rory McILROY played here in

00:40:10
2005 and shot a cool. Record $61.00 as

00:40:13
a 16 year old He'd like nothing more than
to break the USA still minutes of the

00:40:17
mages 9 of the last 10 have gone their
way the exception being last year's Open

00:40:22
when by Francesco Molinari Tiger Woods
Gary Wood Linda Brooks Kip to have all one

00:40:27
major championships they season. His record
the 2nd to none He's won 4 of the last

00:40:32
10 and an interesting subplots he's Cuddy
Ricky Elliot's hails from Port rush

00:40:37
hitting the English challenge this week is
Justin Rose tied 4th as an amateur back

00:40:42
in 1998 Tony Fleetwood But will they support
Casey with wet and windy conditions

00:40:48
set to come this week whoever does become
the champion go for on Sunday will

00:40:52
certainly of in the title Thanks Mark
that's Mark Tompkins reporting from Royal

00:40:57
Portrush in Northern Ireland joining us
now with more on the British Open golf

00:41:02
tournament as Brown Daily
Herald sports writer and v.o.a.

00:41:05
In turn Ryan handle sporty Greetings Ryan's
sporty greeting Sunny this year marks

00:41:12
the 148th edition of the British Open
also known as The Open Championship

00:41:19
the British Open is the oldest of the 4
majors and the only one held outside the

00:41:24
United States and this year there are

00:41:26
a multitude of top contenders looking to
take home the title and the coveted Clare

00:41:31
jug given to the winner the tournament
favorite according to the betting odds is

00:41:36
home favorite Rory McILROY it 30 year old
not choroid who won the British Open in

00:41:42
2014 has the advantage of competing is home
nation of Northern Ireland the location

00:41:48
of the British Open rotates throughout the
United Kingdom but has not been held in

00:41:52
Northern Ireland since 1951 McElroy
is in good form heading into the open

00:41:58
championship most recently
picking up a win at the r.b.c.

00:42:02
Canadian Open in June and the Players'
Championship in March his power putting and

00:42:08
momentum make him the man to be on his
home soil. 2nd in the betting odds is

00:42:13
American powerhouse Brooks kept the to
29 year old from Florida is one of the

00:42:19
strongest drivers on tour but

00:42:21
a short game is nothing to scoff at either
Those skills have allowed him to become

00:42:25
the current number one ranked
golfer in the world kept

00:42:30
a has finished 2nd or better at the
last 4 majors winning 2 of them off

00:42:35
a 6 career professional golfers Association
Tour titles for Aren't the majors

00:42:41
basically when the pressure's on kept
performs But despite all of his accolades one

00:42:48
golfing achievement kept

00:42:49
a has never accomplished is winning the
British Open he looked to win his 1st clear

00:42:55
jug this weekend

00:42:57
a big question coming into the 29000 British
Open is Will Tiger Woods play tweens

00:43:03
full capabilities the odds makers seem to
think so picking him with the 5th best

00:43:09
odds to win the title What's

00:43:11
a sad and up and down season though he
shocked the world by winning the Masters

00:43:15
after an 11 year major drought but
he missed the cut in the p.g.a.

00:43:19
Championship and 2021st at the u.s.

00:43:22
Open it will be interesting to see which
Tiger shows up in Northern Ireland and you

00:43:28
can't rule out defending champion Francesco
Molinari either he put forth the

00:43:33
scintillating weekend last year to win by
2 strokes and capture the clear. And he

00:43:39
won the Arnold Palmer Invitational this
Mark Molinari stands tied for 6th in the

00:43:44
betting odds considering the Italian
a sellin pick to repeat and finally

00:43:50
a sleeper pick to win the Open championship
could be South African veteran Louis

00:43:55
who stays in with stays in

00:43:56
a one the 2010 title and at age 36 he's
still in his golfing prime. After winning

00:44:02
the South African Open last December and
finishing in the top 10 at this year's

00:44:07
u.s.

00:44:07
Open he proved he still has the chops to
go off with the best of them who stays and

00:44:12
has the 13th best odds to win the 21000
British Open other top contenders include

00:44:18
the number 2 great golfer in the world
Dustin Johnson the talented Spaniard John

00:44:23
rom another British home favorite in Justin
Rose an up and coming American Zander

00:44:29
softly despite his dramatic u.s.

00:44:32
Open victory Gary Woodland is

00:44:35
a long shot to win the cleric he has
$60.00 to $1.00 odds with so much talent

00:44:41
packed at the top of the p.g.a.

00:44:42
Tour you've got to tune
in to what should be

00:44:45
a drama filled play to show up in. And
stay in Europe let's move from Northern

00:44:51
Ireland to France as we have breaking news
on the 11th stage of the tour of frost

00:44:56
cycling race and an epic final sprint Dutch
rider Dylan going away again appeared

00:45:01
to be cruising to the stage when but 25
year old Australian Caleb un pulled off an

00:45:07
incredible comeback in the last few seconds
he edged going away again photo finish

00:45:12
by mere centimeters Caleb Ewen is the
11th different stage winner of the 1st 11

00:45:18
stages of this year's Tour de France the
last time there were no repeat winners in

00:45:23
the 1st 11 stages with 1996 the wild
unpredictability of this year's race with no

00:45:30
clear favorites on any individual stage has
made it fantastic to watch so far today

00:45:35
was the last last stage will see for

00:45:37
a while as 3 of the next 4 stages are
mountain stages with an individual time trial

00:45:42
next in the mountain stages will favor
general classification contenders like

00:45:47
defending champ during Thomas and his
team any teammate Uganda are now washed

00:45:54
Watch out to see if current general
classification leader Julian Allan Felipe can

00:45:58
hold on to his advantage with Thomas and
burn all on his tail that's all I have

00:46:03
today back to you Sunny thanks Ryan lots
of excitement Tour de France cycling

00:46:09
British Open golf that's Brown Daily
Herald sports writer and v.o.a.

00:46:14
In turn Ryan handle I'm Sonny young and
you're listening to those sunny side of

00:46:20
sports on the Voice of America.
More Africa Cup of Nations

00:46:27
football nous former Netherlands midfielder
Clarence Seedorf has been fired as head

00:46:33
coach of Cameroon after the end domino
Bowl Lions failed to defend their Nations

00:46:39
Cup title Cameroon lost to Nigeria
32 in the round of 16 in Egypt.

00:46:46
Now the 43 year old Seedorf was
in charge of Cameroon less than

00:46:51
a year also let go was his assistant
Patrick Clive Virt his former

00:46:57
Netherlands and i.x.

00:46:59
Teammate Meanwhile veteran French coach
Claude Le wa who's currently in charge of

00:47:06
Togo has criticized the new timing
of the Nations Cup tournament the

00:47:12
71 year old low wall says top African
players arrived exhausted in Egypt

00:47:19
after

00:47:20
a long European season in his words
and I quote the top players are burnt

00:47:28
coach Claude lewat definitely knows the
Nations Cup He's coached at the African

00:47:34
football showpiece

00:47:36
a record 9 count em 9 times the Africa
Cup of Nations finals are being

00:47:43
played in June and July for the 1st time
in history in Egypt after having been

00:47:49
played in January and February in recent
years Coach Lowe was specifically

00:47:56
mentioned Liverpool's stars Mohamed Sala
of Egypt and Saadi El Manet of Senegal.

00:48:04
Says the Nations Cup was very difficult
for Asawa And while Manet has scored some

00:48:10
goals he has not influenced in facts
audio Manet has scored 3 goals in

00:48:17
Egypt putting him one goal behind
tournaments leader Odeon Galo of Nigeria

00:48:24
and Saudi Omani will get

00:48:26
a chance to add to that total possibly
on Friday when the lions of Tauranga

00:48:33
take on the desert foxes of Algeria for
the Nations Cup trophy Algeria is only

00:48:39
Nations Cup championship came in 1990 when
it hosted the tournaments and Senegal

00:48:46
has never won the Nations Cup The Tauranga
Lions also made it to the final in 2002

00:48:53
and Mali where they lost to
Cameroon 321 penalty kicks after

00:48:59
a goalless draw.

00:49:32
Yes. Yes. Yes

00:49:38
yes. The

00:49:45
canyon come.

00:49:52
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Eric guy lard Eric took

00:50:28
a shot of Polish athlete Peter
list sec the title of the photo

00:50:35
Polish power in the pole vault list
Cech is shown celebrating after

00:50:41
recently clearing 6.02
meters in Monaco. It's

00:50:47
a personal best and

00:50:49
a world leading height in the men's pole
vault for 2019 and still with that lead

00:50:56
ix the I double a f.

00:50:58
Diamond League meet will be traveling to
the British capital London this coming

00:51:03
weekend we'll have the Diamond League
London meet as well as the Moeller games in

00:51:09
the British capital and on

00:51:11
a programming note the energetic game be
Edwards will be providing us with both

00:51:18
a preview of the i.w.a.

00:51:20
Of Diamond League meet in London as well
as some post event reporting and he says

00:51:26
some top African athletes are in the
British capital to compete at the Diamond

00:51:32
League mate and I of course they are
getting ready for the world championships

00:51:38
later this year in Doha but there should
be some exciting track and field action

00:51:43
coming up this weekend in London
and that wraps up the July

00:51:49
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00:52:08
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00:52:21
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00:52:21
a. Hello

00:52:32
this is a shocker slowly hospitals for

00:52:34
a talk on the next day took Africa after
months of violent protests in Sudan

00:52:40
a preliminary power sharing agreement has
been negotiated between the forces for

00:52:46
Democratic Change and the transitional
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time ever astronomers detected and
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00:54:42
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00:54:45
a Fast radio burst is just that a
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00:57:39
prison it happened in federal court in New
York Joaquin Guzman had been convicted

00:57:44
for his brutal leadership of Mexico's sin
Aloa cartel the world's largest drug

00:57:49
trafficking operation the 61 year old coldish
trial unfair defense attorney Jeffrey

00:57:54
Lichtman at the end of the day all that
mattered was the government's evidence the

00:57:58
matter how flawed it may have been the
matter how many lunatics and sociopaths and

00:58:02
psychopaths that it depended on all that
mattered was the evidence and the jury be

00:58:08
damned the u.s.

00:58:10
House of Representatives led by its
Democratic majority has approved

00:58:13
a resolution condemning the words President
Donald Trump has used words it said

00:58:17
were racist word CNAME to 4 minority
women members of Congress we have

00:58:22
a report from

00:58:22
a peace agreement Johnny at the White House
as the House debated I know racism when

00:58:28
I asked the it Congressman John Lewis
who skull was fractured during

00:58:31
a civil rights March the resolution passed
with all Democrats and 4 Republicans

00:58:36
voting against the president earlier
said the 4 lawmakers remark should be

00:58:40
condemned the most vile of the statements
about our country and that Israel house

00:58:45
g.o.p.

00:58:46
Chief Kevin McCarthy argued against the
resolution it is our duty to focus not on

00:58:51
retribution but doll building

00:58:54
a more perfect union which Democrat probably
Jiah Paul said is exactly what they're

00:58:59
doing dissent is patriotic and in fact

00:59:02
a core value to our democracy Saager make
on the at the White House President Trump

00:59:07
said it was quote so great that only 4
Republicans voted for the resolution the

00:59:11
United States to sanction for Tommy in
March generals over the mass killings of

00:59:15
Rohingya Muslims in northern Iraq kind
State Secretary of State Mike Pompei

00:59:19
o says the 4 are responsible for gross
human rights violations in an ethnic

00:59:23
cleansing campaign the sanctions bar those
targeted and their immediate families

00:59:27
from traveling to the United States
from Washington this is v.o.a.

00:59:31
News but top. American diplomat for East
Asian Affairs David Stillwell says the

00:59:36
u.s.

00:59:36
Will work hard to East trade and political
disputes between South Korea and Japan

00:59:41
he talked about the situation
with reporters the u.s.

00:59:44
Places

00:59:44
a great priority on strengthening relations
between our country and our 2 close

00:59:50
allies between the Ok And
and. The truth is no single

00:59:56
significant issue in this region can be
resolved without cooperation between our 2

01:00:01
allies Koreans and the European Union is
looking at whether Amazon uses private

01:00:08
retailer information to gain
a competitive edge a.p.

01:00:11
Correspondent Charles I'm

01:00:12
a Dutchman is in London officials are
entering an anti trust inquiry into the

01:00:17
online shopping giant to see whether it
uses data from independent retailers the

01:00:22
commercial gain officials say the
privilege to have as an appeal is to use

01:00:27
competitive the sensitive information
about Marketplace Ellis products and

01:00:32
transactions on the marketplace
such information could give it

01:00:35
a competitive edge the visual says

01:00:38
a block needs to ensure the launch online
does eliminates these benefits through

01:00:43
county competitive behavior I'm jealous
of that as much the United States and the

01:00:47
world are celebrating the 50th anniversary
of the Apollo 11 moon landing former

01:00:52
shuttle astronaut Mark Kelly says let's
look now at Mars I think if we really

01:00:57
focused on it and gave NASA the necessary
resources to do it something we could do

01:01:02
in you know maybe 20 years from now
it's going to be hard but it's really

01:01:07
a worthwhile thing for our country Planned
Parenthood and other clinics that

01:01:11
receive federal funding here in the u.s.

01:01:13
Say they able to find

01:01:14
a new trumpet ministration policy
on abortion referrals here is

01:01:18
a piece Jackie Quinn

01:01:19
a lobbyist for reproductive rights
organizations says they're drawing

01:01:23
a line in the sea and against what they
say is keeping patients in the dark about

01:01:28
legitimate health care options the Department
of Health and Human Services notified

01:01:32
Clinton. It will immediately
begin enforcing

01:01:35
a new regulation banning abortion referrals
since no court has ordered it not to

01:01:40
even though there are legal challenges the
American Medical Association is warning

01:01:45
that many low income women could lose
access to contraception and basic health

01:01:50
services one clinic in Maine says it plans
to stop accepting federal funds so it

01:01:56
doesn't have to comply with the new regs.

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