peter junctions like sixteen killer ten what we're hearing from the country office is that some of our programs have had to be suspended with risks and concerns for staff safety we're also seeing. and hugely concerned about the risk to children. if the port city is temporarily closed or we see that lifeline i'm out of the city with the food and fuel supplies going to the rest of the country is cut off or if the porters temple are temporarily damaged we're seeing with our. health clinics where families are presenting with their children is some really difficult choices that families are having to make so with that they can even afford the cost to bring their children or the few other bus fare to get them out to the treatment center for some of their worse children or whether they actually have to use that money to feed their kids and other children

in the family. the family of a palestinian man who was killed on tuesday has accused israel of being responsible for his death mohammed's. ramallah he died in custody after being arrested by israeli soldiers they raided his house in the occupied west bank but didn't say why he later died in hospital and his mother says soldiers beat him to death and then finish the rest of the day they killed him in ten minutes came up and killed him in just ten minutes when they saw the daylight they carried him and went out and when they entered the house they attacked him directly and two israeli soldiers started beating him. still to come here at al-jazeera a police raid shops in malaysia after at least twenty one people die from alcohol poisoning. wine upcoming election is causing ice cream sales to melt away in kabul .

well i'm pleased to say we have got drier weather now across southern parts of china wettest weather now in the process of pulling away from northern parts of vietnam big window with a fine weather now coming back in behind heavier showers there further north into central and eastern parts of the country thursday into friday those showers long spells of rain they do remain in place hong kong jen we stand fine and dry with plenty of sunshine light winds as well so really not back the more cloud down towards the southwest of china but again just a few spots of phrase squeezing out of that there's a little more lively there across the northeast of india and see how the cloud is just drifting through the by a single up towards edition northern parts of honor but we have got the possibility

of flooding rains streaming in here over the next day or so so that's the picture in. really mot circulation on that system going into friday and that west the weather will push up towards the northern plains eventually getting up to northern areas of the country western side also seeing some lively showers long spells of frankfurt pakistan dry and five in try and find two across a good part of iran settle weather there across iraq and potentially present here in doha with the top temperature of thirty nine degrees. and instantly shifting unicycle the regime change in america tweet the listening post take sports and questions the wild need the devil will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed to him two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates it is their language it's their culture it's their context and why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored we can have

a better understanding of how news is created for going to have a better understanding of what the news is than listening post on al-jazeera. of the top stories here in the south korean president has made an historic address in the north at a special mass games attended by about one hundred thousand people he praised the north korean leader and promised to bring the. prime minister. to jail sentence for corruption has been suspended. there were deficiencies in the conviction of his daughter and his son in law.

facing a string of charges linked to billions of dollars that went missing from a state investment. expected to. say. the german. planning to. plant for a month off the london leave your opinion to minimize the risk of supply disruption if there's no deal the announcement comes as british prime minister treason may heads to a gathering of e.u. leaders in austria trying to shore up support for her plan laurence leamer reports from munich germany if there is a city in europe which signifies muscular success and the munich it's the economy of the region of area is bigger than all but five countries in the whole european union. german exports to britain were worth tens of billions of dollars last year

a messy bricks it with no plan could cost the germans a lot so people are worried they also think that britain shipping is in danger so relation of it to say a problem polite and as he also was a big big burden of brokers see superman supplementation to make a surge between our members at this year's estimate of the cost of his proca suber b. fifty two hundred million every year plus. and if they move production to a different european country they wouldn't have this problem maybe when to resume a pitch he said deal to the european union on thursday the central aim is to persuade them that goods like cars could still move through open borders every other freedom like the movements of people would end and that's the sticking point in britain there's a growing assumption that the european union's about sich

a vain on all its demands for freedom of movement of everything in order to strike a bargain over breakfast we buy all the german cars say the brits it has of course the germans want to make this work well maybe that's true but maybe it isn't. the view from the german bricks department is that in the end it would be preferable to let britain fall off a cliff and force germany to find new export markets and sobre europe's cherished rules and freedom of movement they think the u.k.'s quite important but no more than that there are much more important markets is especially for german casts its first and foremost china where we sell i think one third of all german cars it's the united states and other countries as well and so the pritish market is one of the german export markets as if to prove the point to b.m.w. announced the day before this summit that it would cease production of the mini in

the u.k. for at least a month immediately after breakfast this is all adds to the sense in germany that the u.k. is asleep at the wheel ignoring the attempts of europe to get the car back on the road or insley al-jazeera munich. relative calm has returned to libya's capital tripoli after a rocket and gun fire on tuesday raised fears that a u.n. brokered cease fire had collapsed the u.n. mission in libya has been calling on rival factions to abide by the terms of the truce that was agreed two weeks ago tuesday's armrest plunged much of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted electricity supplies late last month an upsurge in fighting left sixty people dead many of them civilians but two rival groups are vying for control of the area around the city's only functioning airport both were previously aligned to the un backed government in libya the fighting has shrunk the

government's area of control to the center of tripoli it also forced many residents to stay indoors and left migrants detained in parts of the city without food and water. i've been speaking to mohamed al just who is the c.e.o. of libya outlook that's a recession consulting firm he says the situation in tripoli is highly unstable. the situation as the events of yesterday have shown that the situation is not sustainable and that a full fledged war could actually erupt in the capital tripoli at any moment and that more efforts from the international community and from and the u.n. representative in libya a sense of i mean utterly choir urgently in order to defuse these tensions but also in order to hold spoilers to account and make sure that those responsible for the violations of the ceasefire agreement are immediately dealt with on an international level if that's possible the presidential council is

a very weak entity in tickle and their control doesn't want to extend beyond a few kilometers in the capital it's also important to remember that the presidential council is largely to blame for many of the security shortcomings but also that the children waiting living conditions in the capital tripoli that this presidential council has been in the capital tripoli for more than two years but they have failed to deliver on many of their responsibilities and duties and it is one of the reasons why armed groups that are coming from outside of tripoli are able to garner some support and to galvanize support it in order to to defeat the forces that are aligned with this presidential so. uganda's opposition m.p. bobi wine is expected to return home on thursday after receiving medical treatment in the us his lawyer said the pop star turned politician needed to travel abroad

after he was beaten up in custody one was charged with treason over his alleged role in the apparent stoning of the president's motorcade last month police when the school him from the airport to his home and say they won't tolerate what they refer to as unlawful gatherings. at least twenty one people most of the migrant workers a day after suspected poisoning from contaminated alcohol in malaysia police raided shops around the capital and seized huge stashes of whiskey and beer in an attempt to take the tainted alcohol off the market that tori has the latest. doma maya to mang suddenly finds herself a widow in a foreign land the next believes woman's husband is among a group of people who have died after drinking what police suspect with contaminated alcohol. he had difficulty breathing he said he couldn't see that

everything was just black police arrested several people and raided mood in a dozen stores seizing about a thousand bottles of spirits and beer samples of the drink with sent to a lab for analysis and found methanol which is poisonous to the health ministry says people with little means are risking their lives by buying either illegal alcohol or liquor that's been tampered with people know where to find a cheap drink in this kuala lumpur neighborhood they say the primary customers like the majority of victims are migrant workers and they're likely to continue to fuel an underground market for alcohol victoria gates and be there are. police in indian administered kashmir have fought with shia muslims who defied a security restriction by taking part in a religious procession security forces of impose restrictions in the city of the gatherings marking. since one thousand nine hundred twenty. deaths of prophet

muhammad's grandson him on hussein despite the clampdown each year defying the police ban. india's supreme court says people who believe they've been incorrectly left off a state citizenship register will be able to appeal it's rule of the people in the northeast. asked sam may prove their citizenship with any one of ten documents listed by the court in late july the state government was accused of discrimination when it failed to include four million names on a list of citizens the state government said they'd have to prove their citizenship or lose their rights well as sam has long struggled with ethnic and linguistic division over undocumented immigration from bangladesh the state government says the exercise is to identify legal residence andrew thomas as this from. now india's supreme court has told the lies how people can go about appealing not

being on the list the idea is that people across the state we're going to regional offices to prove their citizenship but that is easier said than done in some remote villages like this one eight nine out of ten people are not on the list and next simply don't have the financial means to go about proving less of this i'm sure in fact it's even bigger than that they might not have the paperwork that proves that not all these people have birth certificates and lawyers if they need them are expensive so people here are concerned that even with the formal appeals process now in place at the end of this process they may remain off the list and that may render them stateless. rescue workers in northern philippines are continuing search efforts despite saying there's a little chance of finding any more survivors under a massive landslide family members in the mining town of it are gone of being queuing to identify bodies as they're recovered many locals have been sheltering from typhoon mango but when the landslide happened mangled the most powerful storm

to hit the philippines this year has killed at least eighty one people dozens of others remain missing. now the woman accusing donald trump supremes colt's nominee of sexual assault says she wants an f.b.i. investigation before she testifies at his senate committee hearing christine blasi forward accuses brett kavanaugh of attacking her when they were teenagers in maryland thirty five years ago she says she's received death threats since going public with the accusation coverdell says the incident never happened. as is the united states invaded afghanistan in two thousand and one one song has pretty much echoed across kabul neighborhoods it's happy birthday and a blast from the speakers of hundreds of ice cream carts across the capital despite plummeting profits ice cream sellers say they're the best indicator of security on the streets of charlotte bellis reports from kabul. happy

birthday floats over the blast. the music comes from an ice cream cart the man pushing. the thirty five year olds not from kabul but its streets in the stroller give him an income but lately even in the heat of summer people don't want his ice cream the streets have become too dangerous. during the karzai government life was very good we just crossed the street and be sold out of ice creams now from morning to evening we can't sell them all. he starts his day at eight am and finishes at eight pm fitting in the habits of normal life along his route he started this job in two thousand and two when the americans invaded back when he says he made a lot of money now there are more attacks more checkpoints and fewer people on the streets to sell to. what i'm passing checkpoints they think i have

a bomb in my car so they stop me and start checking and it's ruining my icecream because they open the carton of your belts and his friends can relate twenty two year old has sold burgers outside a mosque for four years his income is just twenty five percent of what it once was we ask him if he sees a link between security and sales. very much we used to have a very good business but it's deteriorating day by day this week we have sold very little. for afghans even twenty cents for an ice cream is twenty seems too much in the last quarter the international monitors. fund found that continued violence and political uncertainty around the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections is hurting economic confidence and growth. there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure least patch of kabul he competes with fifty most mean does make about one hundred dollars a month from this surely supports his wife and four children he says he's looking

for change in upcoming elections on there the. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets shelob alice al-jazeera kabul. traverses take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera south korean president in has made an historic address in the north at a special mass games attended by about one hundred thousand people he praised the north korean leader and promised to bring the peninsula together. but one.

young citizen my still a korean during this visit i've been able to see the development of north korea the achievements of north korea and i've been able to see for myself and feel deeply about the kind of future that north korean people want to have and i had the opportunity to see the desperation and the urge of the north korean people to build their future i've seen the courage seen their determination my fellow korean people are great we are strong people we love peace and we have to live together. former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif's a jail sentence for corruption has been suspended about high court ruled there were deficiencies in the conviction of sharif his daughter and his son in law all three will be released pending appeal. malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has been detained again over a corruption scandal is already facing

a string of charges linked to billions of dollars that went missing from a safe investment fund that he is expected to face new charges when he goes to court on thursday the aid organization save the children says more than five million children in yemen are at risk of starvation around eighty percent of yemen's population get their supplies through the port of her day there are fears that supplies through the port could be affected by renewed fighting. relative calm has returned to libya's capital tripoli after a rocket and gun attack on tuesday raised fears a un very could cease fire had collapsed the u.n. mission in libya has been calling on rival factions to abide by the terms of greed two weeks ago rescue workers in the northern philippines are continuing search efforts despite saying there's little chance of finding any survivors under a massive landslide many locals have been sheltering from times been mangled when the landslide happened the most powerful storm to hit the philippines this year has

killed at least eighty one people dozens of others remain missing all right up to date those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera coming up next the stream. we understand the differences. and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. will bring you news and current of the matter to al-jazeera. i am for me ok and your industry the killing of a young woman has fueled a debate over the so-called sugar all sponsor relationships both at home and across the african continent imo it could be a lot of all look at the dynamics around these partnerships and consider why they're so popular send us your thoughts via twitter and our you tube channel.

justice for shall and that's the demand that thousands of people across kenya making online off the brutal murder of a twenty six year old woman in the southwest of the country. no was a second year student in a so-called sponsored relationship with. a county governor he allegedly supported her financially in exchange for a partnership but when sharon then a journalist sought an explanation as to why obama would not support her unborn child they were abducted by unknown attackers the journalist escaped but sharon was driven away her body was found with multiple stab wounds on september fifth governor abbado denies involvement in the murder and investigation is ongoing news of all to staff was met with widespread revulsion across kenya gladys' one member of parliament tweeted that those responsible should be held accountable however

almighty well i'm going to stick yes said no person deserves the death suffrage but not all opinions were respectful of sharon's memory some tweeted that what happened to sharon. should serve as a lesson to other women in sponsor relationships others asked why they should pity sharon for not focusing on education the case has highlighted the complexities and just outright race within consensual partnerships where one party gets money or property to the other person in exchange for sex or companionship so today we're talk to three guests about why people maintain these relationships from the kenyan capital nairobi we have. and she is a journalist and filmmaker who has recently examined sponsor relationships in kenya for the b.b.c. in johannesburg south africa we have jackie promoed say she's a social activist and the author of bare the blasters game right here in our studio we have karen kasler lucas she's the host of the spread that's

a podcast examining sex and relationships so before we go very much ladies i need to point out to everybody who's watching and following that this is a mature conversation for a mature audience welcome everybody to a mature conversation. community is ready to have this conversation they've been having it already online so with that i want to share a video comment we got from a freelance journalist in nairobi this is beatrice and here's what she had to say. joined in the planning for the most traditions and rituals in respect for justice for sharon because it is the rule and they believe that mudda should not be the only result in conflict has been over five mothers in the last three years. between the ages of nineteen and dying next to prominent politicians to get to the course of justice and insidious that introduced the morality angle with just to do so the normalization of this modest what was taking a bold and what it believed condition other than embrace the sponsorship debate. so

. sharon o.t.m. knows murder and her killing was really the spark that started a lot of these conversations that we're seeing online today here is beatrice's take away from it that we are focusing on the wrong thing and people online are pokus on the wrong thing what's your take away i disagree it won't happen to sharon is terrible and he knows and. important that we carried out and all should you know report but at the same time i don't think that should be tracked a great under sation about something that is a thank you know a lot of people across the continent on sugardaddy relationships all over people know that they're i know it makes people uncomfortable but that's not a reason to to talk about it so i i disagree in the sense that you know i think people should be embracing the conversation i think a lot of people how concerned about it what happens to the goal in these

relationships but if you don't embrace the conversation how do you actually then the story of how do you then reach girls like sharon. first of all i'd like to pass my condolences to the family of sharon. deeply saddened by this news but i think it's a very important conversation but i also feel like in nairobi these conversations are being had so it's almost like good morning would you like a cup of coffee what did your sponsor do for you yesterday it's a very common i at the hairdressers or at the nail salon a lot of these women are talking about getting sponsors a lot of these women talk about the things that they have received from their sponsors so it's just almost from a more positive like have a sponsor angle as opposed to what are you doing to be safe in these instances and how can we have conversations about safety regarding you know these kind of relationships jackie bringing you into the conversation where you surprised that

there was a morality conversation going all around what was basically the murder of a young woman who was expecting a child. what old you would say that in most of these cases when women go into relationships people tend to judge despite of the nature it doesn't matter if he dates old or young or in media but it soon as i learned investigation is brought up from the table with not one to mrs say look at the perpetrator as they would change the table and say well what was she doing while i see dating the older man forgetting that they once complained. and then there was a social responsibility as well and you look at how history has portrayed itself and it has paid itself out jobs they get is i mean polygamous marriages unknown to african it's not a new thing the question is how was now this relationship leading up to that is was it even

a possibility if you look at what i know from the governor's interview the press conference you had mine was that the man showed no remorse he could not even allows them to question him about the context of the relationship so that the public understand his involvement with the girls so that it takes over the situation and what i looked at as well is that she was with child she was pregnant so the woman also aside too would like to judge people on the choices they make in terms of the relationship will get to that this was not just a give and take they were about to has a family do or create something and it was not a situation where she was not getting educated she was in university so when people say things like she should have focused on education who does not fall in love in high school or even university you know who does not have

a relationship in university. so we could go to war. will go wrong. people are. being interrogated but not. what. they might be. jackie you mentioned so many things that i want to touch on but i will just honed in on to one you mention the governor's press conference and i want to share with our audience just in case they're not aware governor abbado held a press conference this this from kenyon's dot c.e.o. dot on the murder he said he would do would be to assist in the probe and he said he was distressed this so that is what you were referencing there but you mentioned this being two adults and also in turning into victim blaming this is wicked that's their handle they say the mix reactions to sharon's death seem more about what our society think of women than it does of sponsor culture some even went so far as to

blaming the murder victim for her death what this says about the larger sentiment toward sponsor culture is that the only that only the women are castigated but these relationships have two consenting parties that benefit cause i want to give this to you two parties involved in this so this always happens and especially now with a lot of access to social media in any kind of relationship that involves a man and a woman if something goes wrong if for example somebody leak something or if it's a relationship like a sponsor in a sponsor a situation and something goes wrong the woman always gets blamed so that's the sad part about it is that it's women who are shaming other women and i mean first of all i feel like as a culture we need to get away from like she had said earlier our moral high ground we need to get away from shaming other women and just allowing people to do what they want if they're adopting if they're consenting adults allowing them to do what

they want with their bodies and to make their own choices in the relationships that they have. it's so interesting that you said that because our nairobi bureau team went out early on a to ask people what do you feel about sponsor sponsor relationships and this is what some of them told us have a look. i think it's such that it's everyone's choice. not to in and. it's just depends on your reasons for doing it i would never do that because this is the more i looked you might have been brought up but it just it's not it's not where. i think we should i judge anyone to push or do we want to do if you want to get sponsored different sports. it's very shameful. here because you are degrading yourself. you don't given yourself you.

exchanging money. all the got a new. form it doesn't really make sense like it is ending there was shaman god all in the same sentence let me show you some of the work that nash has been doing in cooperation with the b.b.c. sex and the sugar daddy looks three women stories and carra fight very clearly what this idea of a sponsor is what are they supposed to do a rich out a man who lavish gifts gifts on a young woman in return for sexual favors also known as a blessing or a sugar daddy matter how common did you find this to be. and by most people i met with around kenya. coast all the way to renton kenya where one of the characters was that everyone could tell me that they knew someone with the story with a well uncle who was involved in a once relationship or their name or a student that they went to school with or a coworker the story is

a common it's just that people don't really want to talk about it and when you look at the research that was conducted by the sari center that look specifically at universities you know and you know they found that twenty percent of the girls that at one point in time or kind the they had had had a relationship so i think that those numbers and just my experience of talking to people not just in nairobi also rule community did reflect that it is more common than people would like to meet i want to share a tweet from someone else to another organization that has talked to people this is price of silence a tweet and we have worked with women in these relations most specifically stateless women in nairobi who use these relationships as a means of survival and legitimacy how can a relationship be equitable when it's constructed upon an imbalanced power dynamic so there is one thought there on the other hand though we got a comment this is just minutes ago live on you tube their actual handle is for real

and they write a woman can either be a poor man's slave or an old man's dollar and i choose to be a doll jackie. what can you tell us about that type of thinking. and i want people have different opinions when it comes to the. young women are really struggling and are trying to find solutions to the problem whether it's getting to we should they providing for a family. they fight and i'm forced to be the sugar daddy phenomena happens to be the easiest way to to get because men are on the team for goals that can into came them that can all those offer them the sexual services and they had some kind of social power or money or influence in their communities and sometimes for women you would see that it is a quick get up from whatever situation they can gauge and they will see when they

are in those relationships then you have the power struggle. the woman becomes the victim of the relationship itself whether it's through killing abuse physical abuse financial abuse emotional abuse or even sometimes conforms to have them consent to sex with the person so if we get comments like the opinions like the. use key but it's a struggle you know people don't even know where would they get a loaf of bread tomorrow or where will they get they need jobs back out of the interaction there because i want to make sure that our audience is on the same page that i am on that you know you're speaking to this almost as though you're coming from an anthropological. stance but you have firsthand experience you wrote a book about it about being

a sponsor seen. yes i did it. for me it was not on his case of poverty it was a case of being part of a social circle in an industry i was that i was involved in the fashion industry and that was extremely demanding on lifestyle and chuckles and at that particular time this is not true twenty twelve two thousand and twelve and you would find that it's really difficult to be in such an industry that has so much influential people got together and fashion houses and they they control the whole system and you find yourself being involved with a man who says ok for you to get a cover shoot or to get this you have to do this for me and then you end up being in that type of relationship and through out the years i have found that i have found checking my jacket you mind if i also did you did you know your sponsor with

that affection. to work i. know because it was not conventional funding up to begin with because there's a peer relationship we dated for three and a half years and then towards the second two years it was cuter transactional because he became abusive so you sort of become detached to the person because abuse comes in it becomes a love hate relationship at the end of the day so sometimes for me let me speak for myself i was in love with him for a year and then when the abuse came in i just saw that at some point he's going to kill me that's why i'm kind of drawn to share a story because i could see that well this probably could have been me at some point. let me just take a pause for a moment i want to play a little clip from the ashes work about sugar daddies and sugar babies and this is

grace and she's going prospecting looking for a sponsor to actually fund her lifestyle have a look. at the clock. across three networks are you. going. at all you. want to make me cry. because there are many white men and. even black women are thinking of go and get. their shows i was going fru your your your piece in the stories in the background stories to the women it felt to me like this was almost like having an extra fund it was like a trust fund so if you're running out of cash and you needed to you know make a video or get some shoes for your little girl or you wanted just so nice clothes

to wear call your sponsor and your sponsor will show up with some money that's what it felt like to me it was like an edison will fund a finance fund so it was a business deal that was going on if that is going on here. lot of relationships are like that a lot of people say i just need some extra groceries or i can make rent can you help me and you give me a little bit of something on the side this is a very common phenomenon i've found that you know people use those to supplement their lives the university student in their school fees but at the same time they're looking to have you know a new phone or they're looking to have an extra something to go buy some clothes and so they are or maybe the equivalent of a few dollars at the end of the month or the equipment one hundred dollars so a lot of people do use this type of money to supplement their lives some people to the extent that they didn't save the money and going into business knows what it's

done by him it will take the money and went in and started. doing something else that the money that would bring for their return and still maintain a relationship but just in case they needed something in case of an emergency. i completely agree with that as well but just going back a little bit further i want to talk about the fact that so many people feel like of these interactions only happen because people are in impoverished areas and so that interaction happens between a girl that's trying to make ends meet with a man that's older because he's going to provide food for the family and it's not that's not how it happens it's happening across the board there is women who are come from very wealthy families and have everything that they need but they still want more and this is a flight that something that i've seen in work is that you may want to bring middle class where you want to be upper class exactly and fly first class and even then there's women who are first class flying first class and business but they still

want more where else are to go after first class just there's always more while. for a little while and you know what we haven't talked about i know you go inside and friends who are sponsored to sponsor perspective whereas they are thinking. so i feel like a lot of these men want to be seen. in their social circles as having these trophy girlfriends because when they got married they had these beautiful wives and now they're older and i guess they're going through their mid-life crisis and want to be seen with these younger women and i feel a lot of the time that this goes back to. i think it's a conversation we need to discuss the paying of bride price and it's men feeling that they have ownership over women and i think it stems from that culture culturally knowing that men can own women financially if i pay for her she's mine and it's just owning this trophy and for men i feel that's all it is these men are so happy to be in their social circles with the most beautiful girl in town of the

most famous girl in town and that's how it works i think it's really nicely with this tweet from their seems to be on the same wavelength he says most of these young girls view those in this blessed lifestyle as role models because money is the motive having a sugar daddy is an easy way to riches but ultimately has got its own consequences so when we move to consequences i want to play a video comment from someone who speaks about sub role this is she's the founder of an organization called safe love international. these sponsor will ition ships out of colored ties by a controlled situation solution by a less unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases because just out of the less ability will insist on this this practice when involved in such in sub-saharan africa for example hiv rates are up to five times higher amongst young females compared to me as of the same age and eighty generation or six this thin

sponsor of culture is one of the drivers of the pandemic amongst younger sound women in this part of the wired this is a huge to say it's a problem which we are trying to address by scaling a huge list into vision program to young the are some women across nigeria we believe that this knowledge is the powerful way to change behavior so dr we talk about the dangers of what you are way sheer younger self but have known. don't. you know what when you look at the dangers of this kind of live i mean these calls money laundering they have human trafficking these mental health they commit suicide of course i wish i had know these dangers before i went you know what are the impact how is it gonna. need to be how's going to affect me emotionally you know and most the most important is the opportunity to cause of

your entire like the time wasted three and a half years wasted being with someone when you could have completed a degree you could found a better job you could've gotten that opportunities you could have been better educated about life issues. and sometimes that's life such a controversial decision that you cannot turn back and so unfortunate that sharon made her decision and it led her to this and not speaking on her of the hall show because we fighting to make sure that this does not happen to another person so that's why i think that was also one of the reasons why i decided to write the pope because people don't see when you tell them to get out of situations they learn the hard way when it's really too late jacki that i know my dad just told my friends i've got one minute left in the show and i just want to let kass off the hook when you were a young girl you were should have

a thing for you right well actually i've never had the experience of being a sugar baby i will save us from the thought that crossed my mind often i did get into sexual relations at a very young age somebody who was with much older with men who are older unfortunately but i'm just going quickly going off what jackie said i just want to say that if there was more education for these young girls to be able to get into. go away and. away then i think times things would be different. this is not empowerment this is prostitution as a way of the other side. says i learned a lot of hard lessons being involved in these types of relationships that made me grow as a person i had to learn where my boundaries are and i grew into an empowered woman who could see a whole new conversation but we don't have time we do have time they look at my computer here i want to look at the work of our guests sex and the sugar daddy that

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you're with the newspaper live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com as well while their countries separated for seventy years and still technically at war the leaders off north and south korea say they've taken their biggest steps yet towards peace these are the extraordinary pictures right there we saw not long ago in pyongyang that's where kim jong il and his guest of honor the south korean president shared a stage as you can see above cheering crowds at north korea's mass games so they've had two days of talks and emerged with the message that they want the korean peninsula to be a land of peace without nuclear weapons and threats rob mcbride has been following that visit from south korea's capital. they hailed it as a new era for the korean people both in the world and the south of the peninsula

they share. a commitment to a denuclearized future was on monday when we agreed to make efforts to turn the korean peninsula into a land of peace without nuclear weapons and nuclear threats. the agreement means north korea will abolish some of its weapons development infrastructure under international verification under. the north has decided to permanently close the tom chiang rai engine test sides and missile launches with the attendance of experts from relevant countries. the agreement also says north korea will close the young beyond nuclear facility that's being key to its weapons development but only if the u.s. reciprocates with concessions of its own that sounds like the kind of phase denuclearization rejected by more hawkish figures in washington who demanded north korea dismantles its nuclear program unconditionally and there is still no sign of

a full inventory of what weapons the north has or a timetable for when it will give them up in spite of the smiles it's far from certain south korean officials have got enough from this summit to restart talks between the north and the us does not mention weapons or fissile material other things and the same thing with delivery systems they offered to close and dismantle a launch pad at a space launch facility but they say nothing about all of their mobile launchers and their submarine launch ballistic missile program for example but this summit has marked a new high into korean relations the military signed an agreement to defuse tensions along the heavily fortified demilitarized zone that separates the two koreas by removing guard posts and disarming soldiers who face off against each other between the blue huts of the panmunjom troops village. for

what it turned into an unprecedented day had one more first install on wednesday evening moon appeared as the on the guest at the mass games at our uniquely north korean display of unity through synchronized movements that involved tens of thousands of citizens even more astounding he addressed the crowd. i had the opportunity to see the desperation and feel the urge of the north korean people to build their future i've seen the courage i've seen their determination my fellow koreans korean people are great we are strong. people we love peace and we have to live together. don't you see this moment right here and now will be remembered beautifully and gloriously in our history for many years to come. it's another twist in this extraordinary diplomatic dance is to lead to see them on the headlong rush into each other's embrace of the bride al-jazeera so. let's

speak to alison evans she's a korea analyst and head of open source analytics at i.h.s. market that's a global information and intelligence provider based in london thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera you know looking at these pictures one might almost forget that these two countries are still technically at war how much closer do you think the summit puts the two koreas to formally ending the war. i think this third summit between north korean supreme leader kim jong un and south korean president moon jane is definitely a step forward for the two koreas diplomacy however and the armistice that ended the korean war in one nine hundred fifty three actually had the u.s. and china signatories to and so of course any kind of peace deal will have to involve those larger parties as well what are the chances that that could happen.

i don't think at this point it looks likely that the u.s. and china would take that step at least not in the coming year they're more likely to wait for substantial concrete concessions from north korea and even today's agreement doesn't include those even then i think the u.s. and china might decide it's not in their strategic interests to sign such an agreement for example the ongoing technical state of war facilitates the u.s. maintaining its troops and military assets in the region so instead the u.s. and the trump administration might seek to sign some other kind of an agreement for example a non-aggression treaty just with north korea we know that the south korean president is heading to the u.n. general assembly next week is he going to be able to sell all of this to trial. i think so at present it still looks like south korea and its ally the united states are on the same page and i do think extraordinary progress has been made

this year in terms of diplomacy not only between the two koreas but also between the u.s. and north korea trampas mentioned the possibility for a second summit but again i think those highest level summits are largely symbolic what we need to see is concrete changes and concrete measures that would actually show progress towards north korea dismantling its nuclear and missile program and when you talk about concrete measures what exactly would you be looking to see. for example i think it is notable that north korea said it would allow international inspectors to see the dismantlement of the tongue china remiss out sight but even though north korea for example blew up its nuclear test site earlier this year and dismantled another test missile test stand that hasn't stopped north korea in the past few months doing ground tests of missile engines or producing more fissile material for nuclear weapons so again although north korea has talked

about these things we would want to see more internationally verifiable dismantlement and see cessation of production to show that north korea is no longer developing and growing its nuclear arsenal but the level of thing gage meant that north korea has been showing is truly historic so does it not tell you that it is potentially signaling that it wants to take more steps going forward that it wants to come out of isolation i do think we've seen an unprecedented level of diplomacy in the past year in that steffen at least positive on the other hand i also think from north korea's possess position this is based on a foundation of its claims that it has completed its nuclear weapons development so rather than take this is a positive sign that north korea wants to give up its nuclear weapons i would argue that it's actually because north korea feel secure in its progress towards being

able to deploy a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile and for a day three what will you be watching out for day three of the summit tomorrow. i think day three of the summit will include a lot more photo opportunities as today more handshakes and if there's another step that details something like the closing of god posts along the border or the establishment of where the family visits might take place between the two koreas i think that would be positive but really i'll be looking forwards to next week when south korean president when jane is at the u.n. and how the trumpet ministration response to this summit going forwards allison evans thank you for speaking to us from london well you can follow the latest developments from the korean peninsula on our home page at al-jazeera dot com and you can also get in touch with us here at the news good we are getting comments

on this story on the is saying peace is on its way to the east this is just the beginning jimi saying i just want there to be peace and good will and one more comment surendra saying the dawn of a new era and it is the dawn of a new era in the korean peninsula so you can send in your comments on the newsgroup we're on twitter use the hashtag a.j. news grid our handle is a.j. english we're also on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera you can send a message or whatsapp on whatsapp or telegram that is a plus one seven four five zero triple one one four nine. now there has been jubilation among supporters of pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif thoughts after a court ruled that he could be freed on bail so the islam about high court ordered serif his daughter and son in law to be released until their appeal against the corruption conviction can be heard it ruled there were deficiencies in the case presented to an anti-corruption court which sentence them to jail in july in a moment we'll get an update from islamabad but here is more of the backstory from

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