![]() ![]() This analysis - from BBC environment correspondent Navin May be earning huge amounts of money from selling carbon credits, but whether it will prevent global temperatures rising is debatable. Reuters Copyright: Reuters Experts argue that buying carbon credits should not be an excuse to keep emitting Image caption: Experts argue that buying carbon credits should not be an excuse to keep emitting You can hear my conversation with Chmba on This is Africa this Saturday, on BBC World Service radio - available online - and on partner stations across Africa. Malawian drums and then you’ll also hear electronic synths as well.” Towards Afrobeats, but all of the songs have samples of very traditional Some songs lean towards more of a bass house, other Her brand new EP, Okongola Caucus, drops on Friday 16 Her charitable work has earned her recognition from Forbes and the Bill & Subsequently opened for Grammy Award winners including Angélique Kidjo and NileĬhmba has been named Glamour Magazine’s woman of the year and Los Angeles to DJ for her at an Oscars afterparty with A-list celebrities in A few months after that Madonna summoned her to Had told Chmba to only play cool jazz: “She said, ‘Can you play someĪfrobeats, pump it up, just do you!’ They were supposed to dance until aroundġ2am but the party kept going until 4am!”Ĭhmba made an impression. Needn’t have worried, Madonna just wanted to overrule the party organiser who Walks into the room and looks at me, full eye contact and I’m like yikes, what ![]() Madonna on one of her many visits to Malawi. She has DJed for none other than the queen of pop, Grace Tembo Copyright: Grace Tembo Chmba loved to make mixed tapes when she was young Image caption: Chmba loved to make mixed tapes when she was youngĪ DJ and music producer from Malawi who has achieved an international profileĮarly age she started to pull apart her family’s cassettes in order to extractĪ track that she wanted to include in her own mix tapes: “I was whipped aĬouple of times for tearing apart a mix which I shouldn’t have!”Ĭome a long way since then. Though he did invite the UN Human Rights Council to come andĭiscuss what aspects of human rights it felt needed to be addressed. Rights, saying he would not reverse Nkurunziza’s decision to ban the UN human He did not budge, however, on the issue of the UN and human Talks were ongoing with Kigali to get the suspected plotters extradited. Neighbour was accused of backing a coup plot to unseat Nkurunziza - and said Greatly - they had plummeted to an all-time low in 2015 when its He said relations with neighbouring Rwanda had improved Peacekeepers in stabilising the rebel-plagued area. Neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo, saying it had had more success than UN With confidence about the recent deployment of the regional force to Unlike Mr Nkurunziza, who was hostile to the media andīanned the BBC at one stage, Mr Ndayishimiye was relaxed and chatty with theīBC interviewers from out Swahili and Great Lakes services.Īs current chair of the East African Community, he spoke He has tried to mend fences in the international arena. In his first interview with the BBC, his successor shows how Though he was already preparing to step down and hand over power to Evariste It is just over three years since Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza died in BBC Copyright: BBC President Evariste Ndayishimiye was relaxed and confident as he chatted to the BBC Image caption: President Evariste Ndayishimiye was relaxed and confident as he chatted to the BBC ![]()
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