on a just, you know, the u. s. a whole was of interest to people. all right, the world, this is been going on for a number of hours. you got been use of the report story from an international perspective to try to claim your global audience. how that could impact the life. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah ah. hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha. coming up with the next 60 minutes, we need the next president to help us to want to get an idea in peace. that's what we need. we need peace. we're not junior hopes and fears as nigeria counts votes

and the most tightly contested presidential election in the decades 20 years since the beginning of the war. and our 4th and sedans still bears the scars or look at life inside a russian controlled zone yet. so we meet people who be living near the front lines since 2014 polluted air, and i'm drinkable water fears for public health and southern took here in the wake of the devastating earthquakes on far as small have all the latest sport on what's a big day in match the night air electing to end their 6 year wait for a trophy when they faced new castle and the league kept fine. o at when we sat in ah, it's just 10 g m t we are going to begin in nigeria. we're balance her being counted off to saturday's presidential and parliamentary elections believe to be

the tightest in decades, some areas of one province of extended voting through sunday, after some pollen stations faced delays, the elections being held in the middle of an economic crisis, as well as violence by on the groups in some parts of nigeria. now we've got correspondence standing by in both a boucher and in a go to cover this. first we're going to speak to hama, jam job. who's in the nigerian capital mohammed. in many ways this was as much a test of nigeria electoral process as well, wasn't a you're absolutely right rob. and to that extent, to many of the people that we've been speaking with here are quite happy about the fact that there weren't more incidents yesterday when the majority of the poles in the country were open. you had scattered incidence that happened in different states as reported by the national electoral commission. you had incident where some ballot boxes were stolen. there was some violent incidents as well. but it seems to be that more or less for hearing the polls went off

a lot smoother than some people had anticipated that they would. now we're here right now at the jury, a civil society situation room. this is where they are monitoring a team that they have throughout the country as to how the vote counting is going to how the vote is going. as you mentioned in your intro, there has been voting extended today. there are pulls open at this hour for another few more hours in the areas where there were issues yesterday where people were not able to vote. so we're waiting to find out how that will go and we'll, we'll get that news to you throughout the day. yesterday, all through the day we were talking to voters about how crucial these elections are here, some of what they told us in the jury of capital. the polls didn't open as early as they were meant to. but the mood was nonetheless up beat sandra awful. who wants to see her country move in the right direction? told us how relieved she was to have voted. i rely 5 that you

re, re, re, re re, you know, written on the phone. how many probably months known for those practicing their civic duty, the significance of this day could not be overstated. no matter the heat, no matter the length of the line. people waited. despite the lead start earlier in the day, things are going smoothly here at this point station. and everybody i've spoken to say they're prepared to stay here as long as it takes to ensure they can cast their ballot at a polling station in the battle ground state of legal panic. after gunfire broke out armed gunman in a minibus fired shots in the air and snatched ballot boxes at the voting station and follow lou junction. earlier lagos, his police chief, had issued a stern warning to any one planning to provoke unrest. led into fi you. we way, so let's you will apprehend you. i will bring you to justice for voters

here growing concerned not just over the high cost of living, but even what might happen after this vote if this was you wrong. that means that we don't have a see enough on sure. in the southeastern city of new goose ballots were delivered late voters, both tired and bored. wondered when booths would finally be set up. poles were scheduled to close by afternoon and many worry they might not be able to vote. nigeria independent national electoral commission said some areas had experienced irregularities, and try to offer reassurance. anybody who had, who was only q before $230.00, would be allowed to vote. even if voting goes will be on the official closing hours of local news. 18 candidates are running for the presidency, but only 3 are seen as having a realistic chance of winning. also up for election or hundreds of seats in parliament in this hotly contested election,

voters only know one thing for certain. no matter who wins the challenges ahead will not be easy. so rob, the question right now is how long is it actually going to take to get results from these polls? and what we've heard thus far is that most people anticipate that the earliest we could really potentially hear a final result might be monday evening. but there is no certainty to that at this stage, to that end, i want to bring in a guest that we have with us right now. this is again pay on yema. she is a coordinator here with the civil society, a situation room here in nigeria, in a boucher thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. i want to ask you 1st about what you are hearing from your teams that are fanned out across the country about how the vote went and how things were going in about any results you've heard about so far. okay, thank you very much. oh, yesterday things didn't go very well because the pulls thing open on time. but so i sat today,

i next is trying to make repair to dues and some states i haven't got elections this morning as we speak. how are you concerned that these elections aren't going to be as free and fair as they should have been? oh no, that concern is not there. so what is the primary concern at this point if, if voting is going on today? if there hasn't been as wide spread, an amount of violence as some people thought there might be, what is the primary concern that you have at this moment? the primary concern is that there was a huge delay in the command mental pulls. i know here right here in abu jail, we sought out who i've looked in into one p. m. and at midnight's, i don't think that's really fair, especially for fast angle to us. as far as to day with the, with the vote that's been extended in the areas where it's happening, are you hearing that that is going smoothly or are there difficulties being encountered? so the difficulties will be dad's own citizens may not be able to come out in games, votes simply because the way out there yesterday and even get to do the acts. oh,

i hope he's, that's the information on has gotten to them. some of the states have actually should, will, to says to see, to happen between 10 and 2 pm today. so i'm hoping that so yeah, when s is there for them to come out? are you hearing about any preliminary results or percentage of results that have been perhaps reported or uploaded to the electoral commission website and, and what kind of numbers are we talking about at this point? so i rely on day i, nick, i read what's out where results i uploaded from to poly units. i sat this morning, we have just about $30000.00 plus results from on the presidential elections. and if we're looking at percentages, that's about 17 percent of the results because we have $176000.00 closely units. ringback and a man, you just one final question um, do you have any expectation as to how long it could take to get a final result in this presidential and parliamentary general election because he

need a spreadsheet of all the states. i to set some time accounts in about 12 states where electrons might be holding this morning. it may revise on a couple of them. so we are looking like about tuesday to begin to know who am i to the president are right. jumping on e. m a thank you so much. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. so there you have it, rob, and at the moment a big question about how long it's going to take to get all of these results. as we were told by amazon, emma, at the, at this point, it seems that perhaps 17 percent of the election results have been uploaded to the electoral commission. but we don't know when that will be announced right now. we're trying to find out is how will the voting go in the parts of the country where the poles have been extended into a 2nd day because there were so many delays yesterday. but as i said before, one of the things we are hearing from a lot of the people here in a boucher is that there is a bit of

a sense of relief that at least there wasn't as wide spread incidents of violence yesterday as had been feared. initially going into this general election. uh huh. john jim, talking to us from a boucher we're going to bring in her mom tassel. he's joining us live from a new group. how to you, where you are is one of the areas where the ballot boxes will be doing being delivered later as mohammed was telling us just a moment ago, what are people they're saying about the selection of people are jittery, relieved that the voting process server, but they said they were frustrated by the fact that some flooding stations took way too long to open some more than 3 hours in saying some of the voting machines didn't work. but they willing to listen to the election. officials were telling them to be paid until the final results are announced on saturday when voted to place many businesses were forced to shut down is now sunday that things are open and streets are busy people out there by trying to make money. one of them here is

jonathan. he is 28 years old. he sells, he says, a for about a k g. it can go for about $6.00 for a k g on a good day. he can sell about 2 animals and that's how he makes living. sometimes it's not enough. he's one of the many young people here in nigeria who complain about unemployment. the unemployment rate here is more than 30 percent, and most people who are unemployed high, young people use talked nigerians or say i have a university degree. i have a master's either ph. d. but i'm driving taxis. i'm sweeping floors because i can't find work. there's no work, so a lot of people try to make ends meet here in the market, selling anything from he nuts to bananas, to eggs, to breads, to fruits, to drinks, whatever they can find to make ends me. the narrow has been losing value. a lot of partly because of global events, but also because of things happening here in nigeria, the high cost of living for many, many people is a struggle for women, for example,

for them an easy way to make money. it's not a lot, but it's a start. they cook food, food like rice and local delicacies here in nigeria. they sell them on the street for maybe 2 dollars, 3 dollars, depending on the meal. and that's how they try and make ends meet. but if you speak to mothers with children who are not employ, they say, you know, how am i supposed to feed my family? that's why the economy here was a big issue for people here in the southeast as well as other parts of nigeria in the south. these the also dealing with a separatist movement, these are many young men who are armed and they been fighting for years now. they complained that the unemployment rate here in the southeast, especially among the youth. they say that the poverty and the high levels of unemployment is really frustrating. some of them feel abandoned or marginalized by the federal government in a boucher. that's why some of them say they're taking of arm. so that's why i don't know if you hear stories of bandits on the road. you hear story. politicians being

targeted by these gunmen and civilians have been suffering as results in some of the remote areas. outside the cities, people are saying they don't feel safe to move around. some people waiting to see the results of the solution when you buy it out and they'll weigh the wins, will be a leader for all the people in nigeria, or thank you very much indeed. that's how rheumatology are talking to this from integral. it's been 20 years since the start of the war in door for hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and millions more have been forced out of their homes. the fighting has eased, but many people are still living in camps with nowhere else to go. i'll just either scribble morgan has more from north star for this was once a home in the village of uncle shadow and to dance north. therefore, as alma adam stands amongst the ruins where his home once stood, he remembers his life here before being forced out when the were and dar 4, began ottawa on helena had love him for them. chris rock, people came and dreaded the village. there was 6 cars loaded of guns,

some one horses and some on camelback. they were from the arab tribes. they killed the men and bent the villas down and looted property in livestock. i knew we had to escape the mountains to survive the war and was on my binder less and more uno bottle. the worse started in 2003, with our 4 we tribes rebelling against the government and accusing it of marginalization. the government responded with airstrikes and attacks on villages perceived to be allied to the rebels. more than 300000 people were killed and over 2000000 displaced in the years that followed. the un describe the war as ethnic cleansing, against the tribes here and 20 years on evidence of the we're still remains. hundreds of villages across the dock for region were burned during the years of war, in what was known as court earth policy. many of those who are able to flee are now in camps waiting for the implementation of a peace agreement find in 2020,

to be able to return home. the deal sign between the government and various rebel groups included compensation for victims upper were but some displaced people see other issues. keep them from returning. women is yet not another catalano thought. the people who killed us and burns our villages are still out there in the still aren't. we can leave the camp without being assaulted by armed men are running into pickups with loaded guns on number, connecticut. so local authorities, the security will be provided for those wanting to return. we actually agreeing to were peace agreement in there in a security protocol agreement that we said that those returns, they must go back to their original village and we have to establish the force to carry out the mission for protect them when they are going back to their original village, after 20 years of displacement armor to wants to return home, but he needs to be sure it is safe. he doesn't want to be forced to leave again.

liberal morgans johnny was low from the elbow shook internally, displaced persons camp in north star for habit seems very little progress has been made in the last 20 years. why is that one for the people here? it's the fact that the fighting has lasted for years, and when it eventually did, and it took another few years before a peace deal assigned. now here in north star, for there are at least have a 1000000 people display still living in camps waiting for the full implementation of that piece agreement signed in 2020 to be able to return home. there several camps such as these around the dark for region more than a 1000000 people fill in those camps. many of them living very deteriorating me 7 situation saying that they are in desperate need of aid. but this still waiting for situation to improve. now with me, what now as one of those people of the display people here in the camp we have now made a new maybe is one of the displace people miss enemy,

tell me 20 years in this camp. describe the situation inside and outside. something that they had done in a center for 20 years doing the but we shooting this and after 25, our people cannot go back to their homes simply because the situation is the security wise is not safe. and also, tribalism is another factor. live is still co notice. some things in the farmers and many of the women are subjected to a 1000000 that we are not willing to remain living in this place. camps. however, the security situation does not permit us to return home. and after 20 years of fierce fighting, the many people started to settle here. and especially

in these liberated areas, we are still cutting arms simply. we cannot go back because of the security situation and in the camps here. and in the camp here. what has been the situation of how has life been for you? people? it's been 20 years that you've been living in this camp for 7 minutes. we mascara are living here in these camps for the last 20 years, not till this moment. we were not able to raise our children properly. we cannot also get any job opportunity. the relief agencies cannot provide any job opportunities, despite the fact that we are doing our best to keep our children at schools

was very difficult. and i lean or the chagrin nym any. thank you so much. now in the mary is one of those people who have been living in the camps for 20 years now. he says that obviously as we heard from him that the situation is bad for the youth who have no job opportunity. but this is the story that we've been hearing from nearly all the displaced people here in the camps that their lives have been constrained within those walls that they live in, or rather a despite the lack of balls within the area of the camps that this is all they know, and that 20 years on, even if fighting, has stopped the if evidence, the remainder is everything about the war. and our for our, that started 20 years ago still persists or a tooth as day. hip morgan in nor so for their very mom had in the news are including struggling to tackle and electricity crisis. the head of south africa is power. company resigns, but blames the government for persistent blackouts.

ah, officials from israel, the palestinians resort in the u. s. jordan and egypt are meeting in the city of october in jordan. they're discussing ways of deescalate the recent tensions in the occupied westbank. but many palestinians say the global community wants to maintain israel's military occupation. it abraham reports. it's hard to miss growing palestinian support for i'm groups and he just examples of a theme at thousands demonstrated across the occupied west bank at midnight. responding to a call by the lines them arm who 11 palestinians were killed in an israeli, on the city of nablus. on wednesday, some were fighters from the group. now palestinian officials have flown to jordan

to attend the security summit with israel organized by the us. egyptian and jordanian officials are also there. the the meeting on sunday is an attempt to de escalate growing tensions. greg and we established palestinian security control in nablus and jeannine them to cities where fighters are operating blemishes and leather for a city. emory. the americans don't want a full blown escalation that would destabilize the region at a time. they and the rest of the world are busy with ukraine and its ramifications . you are the worst that could happen is we implement their plan to push the p, a security to take over from these rarely occupations that would lead to civil war . the 5th palestine depends on international aid and a large sum of the money it gets goes to the security forces. most graduates from this military academy and up joining the ranks of palestinian authority security forces. even though it has fluctuated support for the security establishment hasn't

stopped. good that say such heavy international investment in the security forces. this empowers palestinians and many question coordination between the palestinian authority and israel on security. nearly 30 percent of international aid to the palestinian authority goes towards security. when the balcony and authority was established, the main goal of international aid was to keep the peace process go away. but this has changed over the years and many say that the goal now is to ensure stability. while many world leaders are calling for de escalation intention, palestinian said they're missing the obvious problem, israel's military occupation. and without addressing that, they say any other discussions will only prolong get me that for him. i'll just eda the occupied westman called, is it a senior political analyst? my will. michelle is joining me now in the studio. good to have you with us as always, with regard to this meeting, is this

a meeting that the palestinian authority had to go to? did it really have no other option? where does have options, sir? that's what are most palestinians factions most but a c. m. parties much of the fallacy public opinion has demanded that it does not go to such a meeting that it's preferable for the pennsylvania authority to be more in touch. in fact, with its own people rather than with the demands of israel and the united states. but the policy no authority for a long time has been hostage to a diplomatic process that basically run from washington. and just because of the fear that israel is, are increasing the suppression in the occupied territories, increasing its illegal settlements. palestine feels that it needs to go back to the

united states. it tried the united nations as you know, but that did not work very well. the unit says has promised that it would bring israel to the table. but instead of discussing the end of occupation, we are discussing securing the the occupation. instead of discussing a return to diplomacy, we are discussing the return to security. and instead of discussing peace. now we are discussing co existence with the military occupation you're talking about did the, the prospect that the palestinian authority has heard about the fact that it is going to go to this meeting, particularly for some, some of the on the roofs that we are. we know about how much is it really, is it a risk to the palestinian authority itself to actually be making this decision to go to the that to this meeting? i think it's quite risky, especially now that there are more and more armed groups within palestinian refugee camps within the better senior cities like jeanine madison, others as well as refugee camps in the south. and i think those it's going to be

very hard for the, for the senior authority to take control of without a lot of fallacy and casualties. a lot of that athenian divisions and suffering and so on, so forth. but what is required in this, aka summit, is for the palestinians thick on the security of the occupation, so that israel doesn't do it itself the on your way, nathan? yeah, i was going to accept that israel forces don't go in and kill more better stimulus engineer nobliss is for the penicillin fo to do with itself. but the procedure of authority would be quite foolish if it will be responsible for the palestinian civil war in order to defend ezra. but by the way, just to put that in perspective, and it's important for our viewers around the world because i'm sure no one or hardly anyone remembers that there was an upcoming meeting. 20 years ago. this year, 20 years ago,

back the summer. there was an october me think hosted by king abdullah, but who attended that meeting? president bush prime minister sharon, it was a summit of leaders discussing a vision of 2 state solution that was then today we have mid and low level technocrats and security advisors trying to implement trying to reinforce is rainy occupation. so you can imagine from 20 years back to now, how dreadful the situation has devolved venture. while we're in bayshore out as it is from senior political analyst, as always, thank you very much. and you, ah, or russian president vladimir putin is accused nato, of being an indirect accomplice to crimes. committed by keith is also accused western powers of working to disintegrate and control russia. on the grounds,

the moscow backed wagner, whoops. has its fighters have captured the village of yeah, good night. that's north of back. most fighting has been concentrated around the city for weeks. well, for more than the view from moscow, they speak to some a bunch of it in the russian capital is the 1st time we've heard from president wooten since the latest round of western sanctions. well the details of the sanctions of are only announced a day before where 87 and individual 34 entities have a further been imposed with sanctions. they are going to be slapped with movement restrictions, restrictions on their assets. and it seems that now the rest in the lions is moving to words, honing in on individuals and entities will help russia to withstand do more than 11000 sanctions that we've seen in the last year or present. vladimir putin in his, the interview has said that this is not just an issue of war with ukraine. this is an existential issue for russia. he's accused the west and the nato alliance off

trying to dismember russia, saying that since the time of the soviet union, and now with the russian federation, their aim remains the same, little make russia disintegrate. so for the only way they will accept russia is if it russia is in pieces and that is something that he will not allow to happen. and this is something we will be hearing from him in the build up to this one year anniversary as well. the other thing that put in a said, which is afloat, is again about the nuclear capabilities of not just the united states, but also other rest and power. saying that the for russians to consider their defense, they have to take all of it into account. of course, meantime, the fighting is continuing on the front lines in eastern ukraine. absolutely, so this is what we've seen in the last few months that the russian forces have consolidated positions and inching deeper into eastern parts of russian control. ukraine or the wagner group remains the tip of despair, which is

a contracting group, according to russians, mercenaries, according to greens and their allies. and they seem to have taken more villages, more areas in the northern parts of the city of buffalo. and they have been consolidating their positions from the south in the north saying that there are a few kilometers away from the center of but more than also investigating reports that ukrainian troops have blown up a dam to slow down their advances. so yes sir, as these statements and diplomatic efforts and statements continued to go up, the russian forces are continuing, their assaults and ukrainians are trying to dig into their positions and hold on to as much territory as possible. a child shielding his sister, a monument from 2014 when ukrainian shelves had done yeske in the last year of fighting here. at least 35 more children have been killed. and in the last 9 years of conflict, russian officials estimate thousands of died in russian controlled territories.

despite the dangers nadisa and her grandchildren have stayed in dawn yeske, one of her 2 daughters is being treated in hospital after the shell exploded near her. the other had to find work after her husband fled to ukraine. but no matter how hard life here gets, she isn't ready to leave. oh, with that which? oh no, categorically, nash. i grew up on this land. i buried my parents here. i'm bringing up my grandchildren here. i grew up on this land. why should i leave us? at least one woman was killed in the latest ukrainian artillery strikes on homes. and don yeske seems like this have become routine. many have lived under constant fear since rushing back separate as rows up against ukraine. human rights watch has accused russia of carrying out indiscriminate attacks against civilians and ukrainian forces violating laws of war. it's gathered testimony about a legit miss treatment and summary executions of prisoners of war as well as the

use of banned weapons. human rights watch says ukrainian forces used euro gun cluster munition rockets in an attack on has out if got in hockey region from may to early september. ukrainian forces repeatedly attacked the city of idiom and surrounding areas while they were under russian control with cluster munitions. since russia annex these regions last year, many here now have russian passports, but that doesn't take away the dread of the next incoming missile. but the engine lady school, we are all at great risk. i get up to go to work and i don't know whether or not a missile will hit us when i'm on the bus. i don't know if rockets will striking tonight, but we can stay indoors forever. i need to leave my house. we just spray and go outside a personal nozzler. it is dangerous, but i have to go out doors. we have to eat something. we must buy essentials. it was in the north though all this man says he was building a snowman with his daughter in a shell exploded next to them. this arrived with minor injuries. so now parents

don't meet in parks anymore. more strings and slides are empty because of the contested status. even a workers such as the red cross not entered the standard fees or people living in parts of east the ukraine. the war has continued, or nearly a decade. farmer mcgarvey that the 0 moscow still had an al jazeera ah, in the streets of julia, president crusade phrases, criticism of a controversial commerce about migrants and the rest of government. critics in support also say in control of the premier lee title race ah, hello. the weather is looking decidedly unsettled across much of the mediterranean

big mess of clouds sweeping across the region here on the way from spain to greece . little area of low pressure here, very active system. this one, bringing some very strong winds across the region. southern parts of france could sequence gusting to around a 100 kilometers per hour. gusty winds to on the other side of the age we attic. it's massive area of low pressure towards up with another one that is bringing some when she weather across the boat. it stays pushing across into that western side of russia. high pressure up towards the northwest keeps it calm and quiet. if a little on the call side, but the attempt is about where they should be, if the truth be night released, it is fine and dry here not so across the out. small heavy snowfall coming in here, stretching across into more the parts of italy and some big snowfall there just to rather than eric out spoke and see some very lively weather over the next couple of days and some really wet weather to just around the age reality coast more it whether they're across that western side of the med, as we go on through monday, bacon foundry showers and some very strong winds. they're going to continue pushing

away here. when you are the continued towards the east, fine and dry up towards the north, west. northwest the parts of africa. meanwhile, seeing some lavish hours over the next couple of days with some very windy weather, northern libya ah, a story of lung patients and pe, i know what, what forces me to live in the camp is my love for him. i'll give you the world to follow this trouble little couple. trying to get to bear it and said how pill palestinian refugee camp in boot for the next 2 months should meet and drink and go out or do anything. just say chatty, let come. the price of love, or no just iraq, a

movie. ah, your technology 0 reminder of adult stories this our books have been counted in nigeria as presidential on parliamentary elections. delays of pulling stations on saturday, left people waiting for hours to cast their ballots. bobby, some reports of violence, sunday march 20 years since the start of the war in doff for hundreds of thousands

of people have been killed in more than 2000000 are homeless. many are still living in camps. palestinian factions have denounced, told between israeli and palestinian authorities. leaders are meeting in jordan to discuss ways of deescalate, in recent tensions in the occupied westbank. ah, health workers and and g o is, are stepping up there operations in earthquake hit regions of southern took care with growing concerns about the spread of infectious diseases. i'm are about to report some cut him on the last a race against time to play the rubber god among mirage is among the regions hardest hit by earthquakes. in southern turkey. drinking water is unsafe. the air is

thick with dust and health experts say it's contaminated with toxins and pollutants from the rubble poppy, a shamela, non malicious little muscle. our biggest challenge is improving hygiene incidentally, condition solid, especially now that you have a growing number of displaced living in dense and gams, our goal is to provide better living conditions for bandler. in this make shift, can those without homes receive bottled water masks, hand sanitizers, and daily supplies of food, clearly traumatized. the face an uncertain future. as emergency teams clear the rubble, huge challenges are piling up the hundreds of thousands of people affected by the earthquakes with stay in shelters or welcome to save her houses until there's a rebuilt. but in the mean time, there was continued to be exposed to the threats of after shocks, diseases and toxins in the air. david whit, wic leads

a team of doctors from the u. k. and his worry it, it's inevitable that you're going to see a royce in disease, and it's also inevitable. there will be some kind of infectious disease your new series, how quickly we can get on top of it all together and control it. for now, people in color, my mothers are desperate to retrieve their belongings. this is all volunteers could recover from this building. a photo album, yeah, for the family that once lived here by they hope it will help survivors and well, it is of those who have died to pick up the pieces and move on. hash marabella al jazeera galler my, my rush. well, let's get the latest on efforts and other parts of the kia now, robert rise, joining us from the city of a dana at rob, some parts of turkey. a weren't as badly hit, but people do still need help, don't they? yeah,

i mean the focus is on accommodating people and providing emergency temporary accommodation. so the focus is still on building her these container cities are of shipping containers who are for at least a bit more protection than the tents that they are most people currently have in the earthquake affected areas and not only for people there, but also people who've left the area if they want to go back again. and that's i think of growing awareness of this problem of population displacement to mean. this is affected millions of people. it's reckoned that several 1000000 people have actually left this corner of to kia are for bigger cities like his dumb ball and anchorage. but also people of the large number of people have not wanted to go as far from their home provinces. so they've moved to cities and towns are closer to this southeast corner of turkey, a to places like here, the city of dana on the edge of the earthquake zone. and also just further west from here at big cities like the port city of merce in our,

which is considered to be the 1st major safe city just outside of the earthquake. so now they had seen a huge influx. it's a population of 2000000, and it's reckoned that they've had around 4 or may possibly 500000 people arriving in the space of a couple of weeks around 25 percent of that one estimate of given the increase in the number of people. now a lot of those people are being put up in temporary accommodation by the authorities in school. jim's community centers, dormitories, and people we've spoken to a lot of them say they want to go back to their home provinces. but there is also this expectation that people, especially if they've lost their livelihoods, and homes may not want to go back at all. and in fact, rents are in the city of merce in, in some cases have doubled their has an increase on the demand for school places and also her hospitals. so there is a fear that this displacement will have to be dealt with a medium term, but also long term across turkey. a nationally rob, thank you very much indeed,

rama brian. talking to this from madonna. serious white helmets or warning of the growing the size of cholera and revel held areas. the results of the earthquakes. the civil defense group says the damage to infrastructure and sanitation has been massive and look to be a real catastrophe. the civilians are also reporting cracks in many residential buildings and schools, leaving them too dangerous to use. more than 30 people are being killed after a suspected migrant boat as sank of the coast of southern italy. dozens of bodies were found on a beach near eastern calabria. fire fighters rescued more than 40 people. officials believe they were part of a group of asylum seekers trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. people in shanicea have been protesting against what they say as part of a crack down on the government. critics, several prominent opposition. politicians had been detained in the past year.

president k say it has moved to expand his powers and restrict those of parliament opposition parties boycotted elections in december accused inside of a power grab a hundreds of protesters rallied into mizzi as capital to denounce racism and express solidarity towards migrants. it comes after president said, said there's a plot to erase to lizzie and identity by bringing in people from other african countries. the african union is condemned his statement. we're going to bring in tanika louis. he's a political analyst and is a former director of the chin is in institute of strategic studies, is joining us from tennis so very much it. thank you very much indeed for being with us on al jazeera and we've seen regular protests against the president's stance on a variety of, of things over the last couple of years or so. but he doesn't seem now to be doubling down on the statement that he's making and what appears to be a crackdown of those who oppose him. yes, clearly in the last

a few weeks, he asked to be in the 2nd down the legislative elections. there was like any statements and position by the supporting conspiracy theories about so many things are the main issue now with business men and others which seem to point to a possible get us again, security of the state. the problem is we don't have any official statements about this and the now we have only the lawyer statements. and when we look at the leaking, so i have a safety on social media. we get to see that there is a tendency to frame a political conspiracy. are going to the been acting security, including politicians, with the media and foreigners possibly. and here we have

a tendency to mix boss will do goes peter fees with a room is speech. the problem is that we don't have any, they need a personally as members of the police or the army involved in who get the security of the state. a problem in a different than now, given the absence of the official sources given the level of intensity that we appear to be seeing those ramping up um action against what the president regards as those who oppose them. plus the comments that he's been making recently about ab immigrants or migrants within, within the country. is there anything in the argument that might suggest that now is the time when the president is really beginning to become very concerned about the level of protest and the level of opposition that he's facing?

i don't think that the level of position is a happening. i mean, even in the most station of yesterday was dear against a racist basically speech from us or sources. even that street station was about 1000 the biggest in the most stations were less than 10000 in years. so it's not there. he's or he's happening that security and stability of the country. but i think the president maybe township li you are thing to put a rising worse to bring more super author supposed is. positions is polarizing speech based on conspiracy live in his way to build and reserve some of the ag, especially basting b genomic and. ready thinking that he's not basically being able to saw at the now mean you don't get the i m f deal is still struggling with inflation. and me is

like inventing a boss of social large social called this by a big again popular. see poor babies. but polarizing issues and emphasizing cause businesses and which is largely accepted by many sections. indonesia is really interesting to get your thoughts on this top. callaway, we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. the head of south africa state power companies left his job after accusing government officials on the governing party of corruption. the country has been facing record power cuts. a state of disaster was declared to tackle the crisis. robin miller has more from johannesburg. jill abraham chicks, the fuel level, and what's become a necessity for businesses in south africa, a generator to keep the lights on as rolling blackouts possessed without power, the cold storage features at the small won't work sometimes forcing job to bury the

dead quicker than usual. the unforeseen over here that are stretching with every day. you've got the budget itself. let's say hypothetically, you have to random people that makes 10000 times a week because of the power car. it's not doubled that you've got now you've got to inflate your expenditures. these are the worst power cuts in 16 years leading large parts of the country without electricity for 10 hours or more day. the cause old and badly maintained facilities for management and allegations of corruption at the state owned power utility. s. com. more than $10000000000.00 worth of contracts given by the power utility that companies have been red. flags suspected of being corrupt. graft. s. com is made. the power cuts worse. critics say very little has been done to fix it. just a handful of senior management at esco, have been investigated and arrested and now a persistent load shot president tools from a poster declared

a state of disaster to tackle the crisis from. but critics say it's purely administrative and will do little to help a new minister for electricity's being appointed alongside the already existing minister for energy, isn't skeptic say it will only cause further confusion. meanwhile, the power utility, c. e. o is resigned at you. investigates of journalists cow cohen has written extensively about what he calls the sabotage of a scam, this physical sabotage, and this sabotage in the boardroom. people are physically breaking down power stations cutting down pylons, adding rocks into coal, trying to cause past issues to break down either to secure contracts or because of ideological motivations in the boardroom. they or a series of incidents, you know, trying to target the executive of is from trying to make them look bad. some say there's a lack of political will to end the power cuts. meanwhile, businesses like joel struggle to keep running, while thousands of other small businesses have already shut their doors for me to

mila ultra 0, johannesburg, and storm for the sport. and here is farrah. rob, thank you so much. the 1st major trophy of the english football season is on the line later mattress united face newcastle. and the leak up final at wembley. man, you are looking to win their 1st piece of self aware since 2017. they go into this final after knocking barcelona out. of the europa league and eric 10 hug, cider and contention to end the season with for trophies. newcastle are also enjoying an impressive campaign. eddie hows man are currently 5th in the premier league. if they win the lea cap, it will be their 1st major domestic price since 1955. well darn is here in studio is scotland legend to and is a current bein sports presenter andy gray. thank you so much, chris. i got a family here. as we just sat, both teams are suffering trophy threats, but who in your opinion really needs to win this? well, if you've gotten 60 plus years and never won a trophy domestic trophy,

5040 us if you want any trophy, newcastle, or that much as united, the biggest club in the world who haven't won anything for it's coming up 6 years. i think both desperately want to win at both need to win it. who's need is greater probably manchester in eighty's and eric 10. hi, i think any progress newcastle of done the season is a positive. so getting to a final was a positive father. and if they don't wanna, that's okay, as long as of put prepared to move on. but for united, it would be a major disappointment. if they don't, when this will be big favorites. it is a comp final yet, and that doesn't always work out feverish wedding. well, in your opinion, where do you see this game being won and lost? wow. well, if you have arguably the best forward and europe, possibly the world playing for you at the moment, marcus, russia, yeah. and better form that any one and europe. you have to keep them quiet. can you do that? if they do it they'll, they'll go a long way to being in this game. the beautiful newcastle fighters,

they've only lost 2 ping ali games a season that's less than anyone. so don't lose many football matches. but what they don't do a scoring of goals. so i think if they're going to win at newcastle for steamer gwinnett, gwinnett gwinnett. and i lost courting game. i think if they can't, if a shootout your native will beat them. so if they can keep the native quiet defensively, then it will be up to them to see of people. lake alexander eve, sacked calum, wilson alice at maximum, if they can do a lot of magic on the day. but i think most people up up from newcastle funds will feel before the game starts and much as united hello dollars. okay. well going on about manchester united and they've really transformed under air 10 high. what do you think the main reason behind his successes as a law, he knows a game discipline. he was prepared to get rid of rinaldo when get rid of us to make the dressing of a happier place so that happiness around. oh traffic now. yeah, and i think what happened is, well if you get a new coach envirotech club, manchester, united, the players have to buy into him. if they do, he's got

a chance. i think the bought into it and i and i think what he's done has been a really terrific job to still be in for competitions going into march as a fantastic achievement for magician aged in a season where most of his thought they would struggle hello. but he's done a fiber shop, but he's got harmony now. and he's got players who want to play for the club and they want to help each other. and they haven't always had that in the last 5 or 6 years. and both these teams there are, you know, in good form at, let's talk about next season, because do you think both teams could be serious contenders for the e p l. title man unite, of course. thank they might win at this season. what do you think that the 80 definitely united definitely they have to know next year they can't drop off next year for after what they've done this year, they'll be in the top 3 whether they can go any further and that will remain to be seen. but for new castle, it's going to be a massive summer. what we've seen already, what they can do, but they need, they still in my opinion, a short of quality in certain areas of the football pitch. if are going to step up to the next level than the recruitment in the summer will be imperative that they

get it re, it has had a great job so far in doing that and they've brought great good pleasant, good quiz, not greatly as good peers. what they need to get next. i've great wheels and that will elevate them to the next level. okay, and just before we go, andy, you're going to be watching another big fire like this. tell us about it. oh, well, this is arguably the biggest gibbons wold soccer today. father arrangers play celtic and an old from final hamden. and we're not favorites we, we, as i say, range of my team who i've supported since i was born. so i'm afraid i will have some eyes at hampton park to day, and the hope that my team can when the leak up fatal to day. thank you for asking. okay, well good luck to night to i always great to get your thoughts. thank you so much. for being here are so have stayed in control of the english primary league, a title race, a goal from gabrielle martinelli decided their game at lester and keeps them 2 points clear of title, rivals match their city who also won on saturday. it's the gunners. it's the 1st time the gunners claim consecutive league winds in more than

a month or so. now have games coming up against everton and warmth. i have full faith that the bly is good, do it, and it was going back to some basics and some deeds is that good games away from us when we met is much more than what we well, we got in the lateral games, especially today we've done those things much better. now one of the middle east, a biggest equestrian advance, has been taking place and katara, the 10th edition of the a c h i. l. chicago features more than a 130 riders from 28 countries. spanish reports, ah, riders and horses from around the world have landed in cut off for one of the biggest events on the question calendar. caea to i'll shut up the is the only contest of its kind in asia top ranking international stars competing in the olympic disciplines of show dumping, dressers and paradise such a shag,

it became over night, a sensational event where rob, it's became one of the top 5 in the world, ah, we're seeing a lot of development happening lastly for years actually. where now top our competitors and horses are joining every year. and we're looking forward for the next 3 years to support and encourage the horse riding in this country. since it's a core part of our, our dna, germany leads the way when it comes to olympic, a question that success. and the why does have once again been collect entitled here and cut off a country which also has a historic commitment to the sport. the i'll check up santo was established more than 3 decades ago by the former emmy of katasha. come on mccully for outlining the aims to preserve and promote the arabian know force agreed. also it provides will

class facilities for events like this. alongside the top level 5 saw show jumping events that had big fences and prize money to match competitions with lower fences and the lowest star rating. allow emerging writers to gain valuable experience. it's a chance for country right them hammered beckett to take the next step in his career . i realized in 2012 the writing school in the cathartic christopher duration. and this is my 1st year in this international. sure that the actually to thought i did some of the, the international was always, you always compete against other people from other regions and other countries. this also gives you a potential like to, to improve and to do bigger things like games and also asian games. process

demand deal is, is an established name at the top of the show jumping world rankings. he's using the event to continue his build up to next year's parish olympics. we have only always the best right in the world with the best off. this is one of the biggest shows stopping outside because we came from the in the off season. so to put our, we did good this. there are plenty more tests to come for all the riders aim in full total success in the common season and beyond. san ha, most all to sir daniel medford. deb has won the cats are open tennis huddle, he beat andy marines straight sets to claim the championship for the 1st time in his career where he has been in good form this year as he continues to recover from major hip surgery was gone. st 5 match points from his semi final when again siri, la hitchcock, he managed to say one in this contest for men for deb was able to get over the line taking the match 6464. okay,

and that is all you support for now. back to rob bar. thank you very much. indeed. mommy and said it is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more. no news stories, don't forget the website. of course, all the 0 dot com most will. but roger farmer love some fights for watching to buy . ah, ah, how do you stay and so live felicia, how does the narrative informing public opinion? how is this is in journalism, we flaming the thought. the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover. this small town in the roof valley with

breathtaking scenery and high altitude, renowned athletics hob. here you'll find athletes known for middle and long distance running. many have worn numerous awards and gold medals. yet as the runners continued to break record, dozens of them are being suspended from competition because of doping. kenya has been dealing with the rising use of performance enhancing drugs with yes, one of the most misuse drugs is prescribed for a naming patient. it's a job that increases the number of red blood cells which curry oxygen to the muscles. drugs like this one are easy, available in tennessee are all you need is cache and a good pharmacist. people who stop to say it's a lucrative business. some of the athletes like come, go, go who are under suspension, say they just want to keep their heads low, continue training, wait out their band,

and hope they can compete again one year after roches invasion of ukraine. what are the lessons learned? what i've learned is that in europe, we are a small continent, but we don't really know each other's history. how worried are you that if putin succeeds in ukraine, will be an invasion of your country as stony as prime minister talks to, well just to, ah. ready when it the next president to has loss to want to get an idea in peace, that's what we need. when it piece of wouldn't nigeria hopes and fears as nigeria counts votes and the most tightly contest said presidential election in decades. ah.