to moment a $3.00 oh $5.00 south of fame and success in a multi $1000000000.00 industry. did you need to pull her ambition? challenge bethanny, haitian and cultural tradition. hollywood fema on i just either. ah ah. hello there, i'm laura kyle. this is the news, our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes to israeli settlers have been killed in the occupied westbank. israeli authorities say they're searching for palestinian suspects. thousands of asylum seekers die in

a shipwreck. in the mediterranean, the italian coast guard says the boat was carrying a 120 people when at the next president, to help us to want to get an idea in peace, that's what we need. we need, here's a wooden julia hopes and fears as nigeria accounts boats in the most likely contested presidential election in decades. and 20 years since the conflict in da 4 began 3 years since a peace agreement was signed. the devastation remains and ins for the 1st major final of the english football season is about to kick off manchester united. taking on new castle with the lee cup trophy on the line up what the state ah is just gone 1500 g m t and we began with some breaking news that we into the

occupied west bank. that's where 2 israeli settlers have been shot dead on a main road and the town of how laura, south of nablus as ready forces say they're searching for the gunman and just in the past hour, we've also been hearing of a palestinian who's been stabbed by settlers in response to this shooting or very latest speak to sarah. she's joining us live from western jerusalem. sarah, 1st of all, what happened here? yeah, well this was a highway that was just south of nablus, but settlers tend to use it's a palestinian area, but the settlers usually use this highway to get to their settlements. now lots of these settlements are illegal in the occupied west bank and they apparently were shots at point blank range while they were in they call, they didn't die instantly, but eventually the emergency services weren't able to save them to a set list. there are set to be brothers, both in that twenty's. now since then,

settlers have a tax, a number of palestinian homes in the area, of course with one injury as well. and there's been also videos that we've been seeing of a palestinian call that was shot tapped by israeli settlers, navi israeli forces, have set up temporary checkpoints. they've also shot down the checkpoints surrounding the area. and they're still looking for the assailants at the moment. is really highlights, doesn't it? sorry, the urgency for this meeting that's going on a moment in jordan, between israeli and palestinian officials seeking to reduce violence such as this yes, this comes at a time where the tensions have been extremely high. it was high last year if it was high last year. it's even worse this year. we've had already $65.00 palestinian killed killed in just less than 2 months. you've had several attacks of been

carried out by armed palestinians against israelis have killed about 10 of them this year. so you'll seeing an increase in those tensions at the time when the government come in is a far right ultra nationalist government. the just within this last hour has advanced a bill to bring reintroduce a death penalty, especially for those the hops they are attack because all that they've seen as terrorists. now we've also heard from hamas that is governing garza that says that this latest attack against the settlers is likely to happen because of the rate that happened. a massive is ready, right. that happened just on wednesday in nablus, that killed 11 palestinians amongst those were armed palestinians. israel accuses of killing a security ministry sergeant rather in october. we've also obviously heard from these really government that is keen to false tracks,

measures against the palestinians, the carrying out the tank for anyone that they'd seen within as a supporter of that as we see more on groups. but there is a meeting that's happening in october the moment in jordan, which is that has been orchestrated by the us bringing gyptian delegates as well as obviously the policy and it is writing side together. it's been met with much protests from palestinians that say that these meetings being held israelis that has shown in the past, but nothing comes out of it that the palestinian authority walks away with, with nothing, nothing solid to, to come back to me israeli occupation. that is very much keen, this new government on expanding settlements in occupied territories, especially the west bank that is continuing the demolition of homes. and just to give you an idea, because we are talking about the occupied west point, where oversee this attack has happened with settlers. you are looking at nearly

$300.00 illegal or settlers. we're sorry, is there as a 700000. the legal settlers within $300.00 areas within occupied west bank where they're not supposed to be there as per international law. so it just gives you an idea of the tensions that are happening and whether anything will come out of this summer would have to wait and see what sally does. okay, sorry, thanks very much. keeping us across all the latest developments. there will also be keeping a close eye on developments in that breaking news. story of to settlers shot dead net, annapolis and a palestinian stopped in a retaliatory attack now at least $58.00 my grants. i have died in ship, in a ship rack off the coast of southern italy, more than 80 survivors have been rescued. officials say the ship traveled to islam from tech here with those on board trying to reach europe through the mediterranean . and in baba has more the aftermath of a tragedy is the italian coast guard retrieve the dirt. this video posted on social

media shows some of the dozens of bodies which washed off on the eastern coast of calabria. war bodies were spotted at sea. these photos showed local firefighters looking for survivors. it was night time when the ship crushed on the rocks during rough weather, near the resort of stick, carto dakota through it was reportedly carrying as many as a 150 people. many of them were from afghanistan, a baby and several children are among the dead. scores of people have been rescued alive and being treated by the emergency services. italy's interior minister has called the incident a huge tragedy which shows the absolute need to act firmly against irregular migration channels. according to the international organization or migration, more than 20000 people have died or gone missing in the central mediterranean. since 2014 the d barbara al jazeera or european commission present as lavonne to

land has commented on the ship, rac off the coast of calabria. she says she's deeply saddened by the incidents calling as a tragedy due to the high cost of life, and also called aunt to redouble efforts on the pact of migration and asylum, as well as the action plan on the central mediterranean. as bring in fernando nelly for asi, he is the president of the in sash institute of international affairs, was privacy to external for european integration at the italian ministry of foreign affairs. great to have you with us. first of all, can you tell us why so many people are getting in such rickety boats and losing their lives, trying to cross the mediterranean. the 1st of all, let me say once more that this has been an immense tragedy. unfortunately, not the 1st. and also most likely not the last because there are some modelers that take advantage of people that are desperate of their living conditions in the

country of origin and organize these people to death with both the absolutely unsafe what happens to now to day along the coast of calabria is advantageously which has been caused by bold, deep sea conditions, weather conditions, but also the conditions of the sea. they were carrying something like but other than 50 persons, most of them coming from afghanistan, probably pakistan, and iran. i'm afraid this is not going to be the only tragedy of the saw disease floor or mag, and that will continue along with the mediterranean rules. but what they're meant in response to this issue because any response does not seem to be where can i have tried to increase the number of returns of rejected asylum seekers strength and external borders. but it's not having any impact very complicated to madge to manage such a huge, phenomenal like that of migration. you mention some of the things that should be

done or at least agreed upon 1st of course. so we have to control the boulders. in a case of a country like italy was, external, boulders are most maritime borders. you cannot violating the fundamental rules of the law of the sea, which out effected. you have to see people that are in need of be saved in the seas . said that the issue is another huge problem which can be done with the better even so denies at least that the european level. but he has not been the case so far. then there is a problem on fair. these 2 tional migrants among members of the union. and i mean by my goodness, not only as item seekers, but all those that try to come to our countries. because the economy, in my guess, we bill the one to leave in better condition than the one very in their own

countries. and in very difficult, very complicated to agree on the common line. because unfortunately, the phenomenon has become very political sensitive in most of our countries, even beyond the real dimension of the fact which is to the truth is that we, countries of europe need migrations where we will need legal migration better manage migrations. one thing that you mentioned international law of the things that i'm wondering what your thoughts are of italy's current response, putting in laws to prohibit rescues that see by charities and n g as very good. so the issue both managed by angel was look on is a very active in them that are in, on the one hand that says the do. a mother was a job in rescuing people who need to be rescued. that because our in both of them are in danger. but on the other hand, there is another consideration is the fact that sometimes we have to intentional

that these boards open it by energy owes me also being constantly smugglers. people that organize that traffic of human being because they know that once they're bored so they can manage, we'd be sent off their paws, mainly from libya and tunisia. they will be rescued by the bolts, which i'm rated by the angels. is that a difficult to find a inappropriate and correct balance between to need to provide safety and normal conditions? so people that are trying to come to europe, but also need to prevent o 2 in congress. this shows of migration, which is by the way, managed by the illegal criminal organizational that operate in countries again, like to leave a nally thanks very much taking the time's join us. thank you. good afternoon. there's plenty more sell ahead here on this. these are

including polluted air and undrinkable water fears for public health and southern for kia in the week of the devastating earthquakes. and struggling to tackle an electricity crisis ahead of south africa's power company resigns. with claims that government for persistent blackouts plus we reported, and one of the world's biggest equestrian events which is taking place right here in castle. ah, no not area ballots are being counted to following sass days. presidential unparliamentary elections, the tightest seen in decades. some areas in one province extended voting throughout sunday, after some of the polling stations, their face delays election has been held in the middle of an economic crisis, as well as violence by armed groups. in some parts of nigeria, a number of correspondence standing by in both a boucher and lagos,

covering theirs. first bullets. speak to mohammed jam, jim. he's in the nigerian capital, a boucher. so my when, when can we expect some preliminary results? this must be the question that everyone there is asking. that's absolutely right, laura. that is the question of the hour there is scheduled to be another press conference by the independent national electoral commission at around 6 pm local time. that's around 2 hours. but nobody knows, at this point, if preliminary results will start being announced. at that point, it was expected that some of those results would be uploaded, perhaps to their website and announced at that hour. but right now, there seem to be a lot of doubt as to if that's actually going to happen now to that end, let me tell you 1st, where we are. we are at the situation room for the jury and civil society situation room. and we are going to be speaking with a guest i have with me, this is the convener for the niger and civil society situation room and a or

b to purchase. thanks for being with us. there seems to be a lot of confusion right now as to when preliminary results will actually start being announced. i want to ask you 1st. do you have any clarity about that as far as what you're hearing from the electoral commission? and if there are delays, what are the consequences of that? i think we're just coming in from the collision center, which i've just been declared open by the, the chairman of the independent national proclamation. and by declaring that open, it means that the collision of results can start, that will be starting by 6 pm local time today. what that means is that they are going to receive the returning officers from the different locations from all the states of the federation. and what happens, the series of collision levels, there is a collection from the what level, you know, and then you come to the local government level. and now we ought to have had it at

the state level. and it is those results that you bring down, you know, by the returning officers who will come with the resident electron commissioner for each of the states. so we are told that is starting at 6 pm, and we hope that it will start then. but one of the worries that we are having is that normally from the electrons that we have, the conductor sees the de electro b 2022 in. oh well they act that was signed into law. so you have a legal framework that not authorizes you to use the technology that the bi mode of verification. i'm not going to show systems and that is on board right now. and so what we expected is that the results will start being uploaded. what we have had is some of the upload content from the senatorial, and also the houses of representative what we're not seeing the presidential results been uploaded. and that what is all you got then with the question is you

set a standard. this is what you think you said, so the people that the results will be uploaded and then analysis can continue because that's what makes it very interesting. if i may ask, and i'm sorry to interrupt, but earlier your group had put out a statement saying that you were commending people for being patient the longer this drags out what could consequences be? so i think city this, i've been very patient have been excited despite the economy crunch that were being crushed. commendation to them is because of the patients, the long standing in the lines. what we had anticipated is that if you have more than $750.00 people on, in a particular pulling unit, that there will be to be bus, you know, in terms of struck and what we are finding out that in some of the units you have more than 3000 people and you have only one device. this is the 1st time that deploying it across the country. and so this is effected impressions of the people

. there are some people that have no custody of votes. the pulling units, many lit arrival of the of the largest is what, what we have is we don't want to anybody do some practice. i don't know yet as we'll have come out and are willing to vote. and the trust is because what does so with the bi election that your votes will come? and so is important for us to make sure we don't did, because there are so many young people who are voting in this election. there's so many of that. so we don't, we are asking the authority to explain to people communicate with people and tell us what is happening now because we are using technology and this is the, the, the edge of the young people, the volume of the young people we have. we don't want any situation to be aggravated, but some people are angry because they're not able to cast their votes. all right, that's an arab who's the convenor here at the situation room. we thank you so much for your time. my pleasure. thank you so much. so you heard it there, there is a lot of concern at this hour as to how long this process is going to take and what the ramifications might be going forward if delays continue or okay, ma'am,

at james king as late as they're from a beach, a thanks very much, mohammed us go live our to legacy or we can join our correspondent ackman address. he's keeping an eye on everything that i've read. legacy is one of the key battleground states of people that are getting anxious for some results. ah, basically that's what it feels like. this is one of the most vibrant cities in nigeria. every day, every hour of the day, you'll find people on the streets business is open 24 hours a day. and it's to be notorious for traffic jams. this is what you see on the streets of leg of people are keeping away from the streets and they have shocked their shops. there is a come on the streets of niggers. we are not sure whether these calm is about the apprehension associated with this election. it's 24 hours since the close of balls

in nigeria and the yet, that our nur results official results announced by officious of the electoral commission here in mega. we understand that there was a plan to announce this results at 11 g m t, but well past that time. now eventually it's been shifted now to 6 o'clock local time, which is our 17 hours g m t. we're not sure whether that will hold, but we understand that such results have been completed. they've been collated. and what remains now is for the electoral commission, president electoral commissioner and the returning officer to address people in logo state and inform them exactly what happened on saturday when the election, either for the president or senate or member of house of representatives. and interest means the latest that from lagos. thanks very much. i lou

. it's been nearly 3 weeks since earthquakes destroyed thousands of homes and southern turkey and northern syria. more than 50000 people have died and the disaster and millions have fled the devastation join. now, by teresa bo, she's an order in southern turkey, which is one of the cities that was particularly badly heads. or is that the scale of this disaster? it can be seen in the huge number of tents that up behind you for people who have lost their homes. what's the situation? well, people here are still trying to cope with the magnitude of what happened in this part of the country we're hearing. we're just about an hour away from a major city which is gesenta or wherever you look. there are hundreds of thousands of tents, just like the one that you can see right behind me where people are leaving, trying to continue with their lives after losing their home. some homes were destroyed, others were badly damaged and they cannot go back there. the united nations

estimates that 1500000 people in this country were left homeless because of the earthquake. so here people are telling us that they have some food, they have some water and now they have pants by being still don't know when are they going to be able to have a home back? that government has sets up around 300000 tents across the country. it is setting up some 130 locations where they're going to set up a container, cities for them to leave. but people would like to know when they'll be able to pull now home, once again, where they're trying also to show very fast, we saw it, we're seeing not so for rob or being removed from buildings being demolished, as you can see right here where we are right now, right next to this 10 city where we are right now when it has launched an investigation around 600 people who are being investigated for what they call a corrupt building practices. when you come all the way through here,

it's very common to see brand new buildings that are badly damaged or completely destroyed. they were supposed to be able to handle or to tolerate an earthquake. well, that did not happen, and the government has detained, around 180 people because of this practice is among them. construction. the directors of construction company, property owners, among many others, including the mayor of this city, who is from the precedence party, was also detained. and when you talk to people here many, they tell us that they celebrate that this investigations are being carried out. they celebrate, but they want to know what happened, why they lost their homes, why they had a save the money to buy a building that was supposed to protect them from when earthquake. and that did not happen. and what they would like to know right now is, as i said before, when they'll be able to have a plan when they'll be able to know and when they would be able to have a normal life once again. okay,

to raise about joining us from southern tech here. thanks very much. teresa. ah, russian forces are continuing their advance in easton ukraine. the moscow backed wagner group says it's fighters have captured the village of yen date, north of back. much fighting has been concentrated around the city for weeks and haven't been java reports from the russian capital. a town in ruins. while he's of gunfire becoming closer to the center of boot fighters from russia's wagner group said they have stepped up their attacks from the north and the south of the town of win. here is more symbolic than strategic for russian forces, who have been fighting for months a. so units of wagner completely captured the village of your head. no, in the norse of buck motes,

a motor as russian forces take more positions and slowly move deeper into east in ukraine. western powers have imposed more sanctions in a move to 0 in on those who help russia to withstand sanctions. the european union has brought in its 10th round of sanctions, which target $87.00 individuals and 30 for commercial and legal entities. that's in addition to the latest u. s. export restrictions and sanctions. for russia, the conflict has become an existential issue. together, sir lucia stern, another abuse wear gloves. when all leading nato countries of declared the aim to inflict a strategic defeat on ourselves. how can we not consider that nuclear capabilities under these circumstances? certainly, but they have one goal to divide to the former soviet union and the russian federation. and then maybe they will accept us into the so called family of civilized nations. but only separately piece by piece. director cars grew just

a didn't bring his rounds of sanctions against moscow have not achieved the desired results. as russia has been able to find new allies and markets and as the rhetoric from both sides of the conflict gets more intense, peace becomes an ever distant possibility. some of injury though, the 0 moscow health workers and n g as a stepping up their operations. an earthquake het regions of southern take care with growing concerns about the spread of infectious diseases. i shall have our reports from kara, madam ash, a race against time to clear the rubble. god among mulash 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 sla, especially now that you have a growing number of displaced living in dense and games. our goal is to provide better living conditions for bandler. in this make shift, can those without homes receive bottled water, mass, hand sanitizers, and daily supplies of food, clearly traumatized. the face an uncertain future. as emergency teams clear, the rabble 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, they will continue to be exposed to the threats of after shocks. diseases and toxins in the air. david, which wick, 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 for the family that once lived here by they hope it will help survivors and relatives of those who have died to pick up the pieces and move on. how shall bala, al jazeera gallum and marsh on serious white helmets, a warning of the growing threats of cholera in rebel held areas there as the result of the earthquakes assembled defense groups as the damage to infrastructure and sanitation, as we massive. and that could be we'll catastrophe for civilians that also reporting cracks and many residential buildings and schools,

leaving them too dangerous to use. several 1000000 people are thought to have left the affected provinces rep presenting the turkish government with the huge challenges of a shifting population. well, mcbride reports from the city of mess, m a 2 hour drive west along the coast from the earthquake zone. the big port of merson was the 1st stop for many people fleeing the disaster in southern turkey. a nice thing is very different from other cities because it's the closes safe city to the desert. the ravia in the 1st space, it was quite frightening. he saw people all around the city with nowhere to go with their bags and with a p. m. o zone, who last director is an academic and community organizer who has been helping the influx of new comers with aid packages. at centers and dormitories throughout the city. people are in temporary accommodation with most saying they want to go back to their provinces. despite their ordeal, if our house is rebuilt,

we'll definitely go back. we can't give up on our hometown. it's estimated the 2000000 population of this city has suddenly grown by around a quarter who shared with them because that city is medicine is suffering from this . but after the tainting and tiny cities completed in the earthquake zone, i believe that the people were turned to their home towns. but some reports said rent more than doubled, making it harder for existing residence to get homes. and more demands are being taught on schools and hospitals. as many people it seems are choosing to stay as a major hub, mercy has experienced influx is of newcomers over time. but there are concerns about how it will cope with this late to serge. most of them won't go back. i mean, this is not the, it's not the 1st time that the city most experienced this city is and made it very calm pretty. and there are a lot of chances of economic survival that you don't have. this is to sheer,

there will be conflicts, there will be very bitter struggles among the peoples, the problems facing mercy in it seems likely to be faced nationally. it's reckon several 1000000 people who lost their livelihoods and homes in the disaster have left the earthquake affected area for new lives throughout turkey, even after the recovery. it's questionable just how many of them will ever go back . rob mcbride, al jazeera marson, turkey still had hair on out there and take a look at the spillover of warranty yelman's once driving, coffee industry and all the sports. will there be some respite for this under pressure premier league manager? and he's here to take a look ah

how i was seen some very heavy rainfall recently around to paraguay. spelling out to bolivia, that western side of brazil more big down. paul's coming through thanks to the line that shane of thundershowers, which will continue to rumble away over the next couple of days. so that is sunday's pitch and may be just pushing a little further northwards. denise, which is we go $13.00, monday. some wet weather. also become a little more wide spread across that western side of the amazon up towards venezuela. not too bad here joining up with a fine weather that we have across a good part of the caribbean. last eclipse guys. lots of lovely sunshine. okay. you may catch ya, ly shower or to buy that really wants ball the fine is gonna be settled in sunny for the most part. were some pretty good weather over the next few days. getting into the low 30. so certainly warm enough here. anything but warm across north america course and that big snowstorm will that continues across that western side of the u. s. is sliding its way across the southwest through arizona,

new mexico. see some snow coming through here. heavy rain snow that continues there . you know it's, it's across a good part of the west coast as we go through sunday said the next batch that moves out of the way more the same coming in as we go on into monday. hopefully things slowly improving as we go through the way. but still very unsettled for now, ah too often of canister as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spanning for decades reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one the birth of afghan cinema on a just ego women run micro businesses are key to center goals,

development and to improved food security. access to finance helps them succeed since 2014, nearly a $180.00 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession re financing . these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the q 8 good. will fund the q 8 fund partners in development. lou. ah, again, you're watching out, is there a has reminder of our top stories this hour? at least $45.00 people have been killed off to a migrant boat sank off the coast of southern italy. dozens of bodies have been

found on a beach. ne eastern calabria. more than 80 survivors have been rescued and 22 of them are now in hospital. boats are being counted in nigeria is presidential and parliamentary elections. delays appalling stations on saturday, left or waiting for hours to cast their ballots. there were also some reports of violence and to his right, his efforts have been shot dead on a main road and the town of laura, south of nablus new occupied westbank is where the forces are searching for the suspect. we've also heard of a palestinian being stabbed all this violence comes as officials from israel. the palace soon authority, the u. s. jordan and egypt. meat and the city of a cover in jordan officials discussing ways to de escalate the recent tensions in the occupied west bank. did abraham reports it's hard to miss growing palestinian support for our groups. the neatest example was seen 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 day 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 jordan officials are also there. the meeting on sunday is an attempt to de escalate growing tensions. and we established palestinian security control in nablus and jeanene to cities where fighters are operating by mrs 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 the crane and its ramifications. and you are the worst that could happen is we implement their plan to push the p. i. security to take over from these reli occupational that would

lead to civil war. the fed 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. critic 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 boston 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 it. need that for him? i'll just eda the occupied last thing. it's been 20 years since the start of the war in dark for hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and millions more forced out of our homes. the fighting has eased, but many people are still living and comes with nowhere else to go out there as heaven. morgan has more from no for this was once a home in the village of uncle shadow and to dance north dar for 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 are for began ottawa on helena, him love him for them. chris rock, people came and dreaded the village. there was 6 cars loaded of guns. some were in

horses and some on camelback. they were from the arab tribes. they killed the men right and prints the village down and looted property in livestock. i knew we had to escape the mountains to survive the war and was on my wireless or more due to bottle. the worst started in 2003 with therefore 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 courts, earth policy, many of those who were 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 look at the loan officer. the people who killed us and burns our villages are still out there. the still aren't. we can leave the camp without being assaulted by aunt men are running into pickups with loaded guns on number, connecticut to local authority. c. 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 3 attorneys, the must go back to the 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 wants to return home, but he needs to be sure it is safe. he doesn't want to be forced to leave again. he bar morgan al jazeera on cash. oh, north star for which a hurricane, who is

a political economy analysts and she joins us now live from cartoon. good to have you with us as a peace agreement for dar for sign to in 2020. why is that not been more progress in implementing it? thank you, laura. i'm going to be here today. i think it's important to try and the notion that they will mark in 20 years since i mean, because by saying it has started, 20 will be neglect in all events that have many people who know that they've been so many more mentors. and i think they've been ongoing embedded marginalization to colonial days or so on. so maybe 2000 and i was when the war was pitch. maybe it was when the global media expectation thing, but i think we only thought he had so many so i can go starting before that. additionally, i think there's a point that needs to be paying attention. when analyzing current piece,

these agreements that i can tell you are the ones that could be signed or so on. i think the fact that they are from natural resources, jesus and there are some other reasons to maybe to not be the reason to draw and fictions among themselves. so unless we look at these 2 causes, i think we're going to miss out on owning for compliance when it comes to competing with these issues. additionally, yeah, yes, i was just going to say, i said the, the causes of the war of the violence of deeply entrenched looking at the situation . now we've got armed groups as we saw inhibitors report, still roaming around in dolphin y, for example. would they not be armed? why was not more of a program to create an environment of peace, where people can return back to their villages and carry on their lives? i think i think that's an important question and i was going to look at that. his story can so you can see up until now. so the phase 2 years old with normalization

international community was keeping forces and so on. and then we had like a c as a piece of science. it's been argued that way and inclusive they went to presented to the guy and they were walk me. the game is to share power or what? so they went very much because i think that we've seen him seen them. it's this is from one and from another, and it didn't feel like they were the political when people actually restore the god. and we all know that the political dynamics is to them before they go up. and i think they've been listening cuz i think the tanning point for what can be seen as, as many restore the piece you don't because it was back, they went there so we can see has started to pay attention. i'm, you know, since 2000 and see up and was just going to pay for the majority of the people living close to that they didn't know what was happening and they didn't know how

bad it was because they didn't want to make any blind for everything. that was coming out of that they were having all these propaganda messages that, you know, everyone was coming out of there. again, it's over national identity that i gave is that again. so people who are and where they were going to like the political environment, the actually was getting out and they just gonna be up until now they were saying we have the do. but these agreements, we have an amendment to you about these agreements and so on. however, it would still remain that the question would be, is the political with actually sustain the piece and that represents both on the go . okay, not question remains to her kind of you thanks very much for taking the time to join us here on out to 0. at the head of south africa state power company has left his job after accusing government officials and the governing party of corruption. the countries been facing record power carts for state of

disaster was declared to tackle the crisis. and we de miller as more from johannesburg, joel abraham chicks, the fuel level, on what's become a necessity for businesses in south africa, a generator to keep the lights on. as rolling blackouts persist without power, the cold storage fridges at the small won't work. sometimes forcing joel to bury the dead quicker than usual the unforeseen overheads. the last 3 june was the day. it was, the budget itself lizard was vertically la, turning us off to run a business of his nature. 1110000 brunswick because of the poor cause its logged dull that he was now you gotta inflate your expenditures. these are the worst power cuts in 16 years, leaving large parts of the country without electricity for 10 hours or more a day. the cause, old and badly maintained facilities, poor 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 to companies have been red flagged. suspected of being corrupt. grafted eskimiya made the power cuts worse and critic save very little has been done to fix it. just a handful of senior management at s come have been investigated and arrested. and now persistent load charisma forum, of course, has declared a state of disaster to tackle the crisis from. but critics say it's purely administrative and will do little to help. and you, 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. investigative journalist cow cohen has written extensively about what he calls the sabotage of s. com, 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 ashes to break down either to secure contracts or because of

ideological motivations in the boardroom. they are a series of incidents, you know, trying to target the executive of is come, trying to make them look bad. some say there's a lack of political well 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 al jazeera johannesburg said i had hair on the out, is there am all the schools and the swedish athlete hissing new heights ahead of this year as well as championship ah, march oh, now jesse of devastation and its aftermath, we have more on our continuing coverage of the earthquakes disaster in turkey and syria. go mafia, al jazeera investigations goes, undercover infiltrating criminal networks to reveal how dirty cache is being turned

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parmesan that yemen all hoping to revive that? once booming coffee in the stream, the nation was the 1st and the world commercially grow and export the plant. but after 8 years of war, production of plummeted. victoria, jason b reports. yemen, the cradle of the global coffee trade. these mountains in our province were once carpeted with coffee trees. a civil wall that started in 2014 made exports nearly impossible. so coffee was replaced by the mild narcotic cat, which is easier to farm, but with hopes of a new un broke a truce being agreed. farmers want to reverse the decline, the garage, i get a failure was had been, we are uprooting countries and planting coffee because the coffee business has flourished over the past few years. were returning to our route to the origins of our ancestors. coffee originated in ethiopia,

but was 1st commercially cultivated around the yamini port of mocker during the 15th century. that legacy lives on not just in the name of the mocker, coffee variety, but also in an entire species. nearly 3 quarters of all coffee grown is from a rabbit beans. have you gotten that liam? and yemen has the greatest genetic diversity of coffee in the world. we are yet to fully count all the species. so far we have recorded 44 genetic compositions. strains of varieties, is it all that yemen has got? no yemen is very rich. we still haven't reached many areas. coffee was once he emmonds biggest cash crop output has fallen so dramatically that it's no longer considered a leading coffee exporter. but many here are optimistic about the future bayman of have an ala douglas serie in the harass regents. considered one of the best for growing coffee, some of the winning samples in the 2022 national coffee auction were from this

region. coffee is a multi $1000000000.00 industry, but yemen is missing out. farmers here hope things will turn around, not just for profits, but also a shot at preserving their most ancient of crops and a proud heritage. victoria gate and b al jazeera, as k was bought. now and his and a thank you so much that will the 1st my final of english football season is about to kick off manchester, united facing new castle in the lake of fall, wembley, united. i mean, so when the 1st trophy says 2017, they go into this fall having just not boss alone or out of the euroleague and hogs side, still in contention to end the season with full trophies. you capital. so enjoying a pretty impressive campaign, eddy house side are currently 5th in the premier league if they win the lea cup. it will be their 1st major domestic title since 1955, far as small as been talking to scotland legend and bin sports presenter and the

grey about the game to come. both teams are suffering trophy tramps, but who in your opinion really needs to win as well. if you've gotten 60 plus years and never won a trophy domestic trophy, $5040.00 us if you want any trophy, newcastle, or that much as you needed 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 hide. i think any progress newcastle of done the season is a positive. so getting to a final was a positive fodder. and if they don't win, that's okay. as long as i've 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 cup final. yeah. and that doesn't always work out feverish, winning up. 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 mattress,

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 new castle fighters, they've only lost to ping a li games a season. that's less than anyone, so don't lose many football matches, but what they don't do a score enough goals. so i think if they're going to win at newcastle, for steamer gwinnett, gwinnett gwinnett. and our last quoting game, i think is the gantt f a shootout. unity will beat them, so if they can keep in a to 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 about magic on the day. but i think most people up up from newcastle funds will feel before the game starts at manchester. united how to lose? on the promised chelsea manager, graham potter continue to mount his team were beaten toenail by tottenham in the family. goes here front of a skip and hurricane deciding the game spurs occupy the falls and final

champions. the qualifications sports. chelsea down in 10th having one just 2 of the last 15 games you dylan's crocker's of it. back in the 2nd test against england. the hunting of reached 202 for 3 in their 2nd eddings on life and compressing with his score. 83, using and still trial, england's 1st things title by 24. run. lovely sh. england's jacqueline shall be hoping for moral griefs on day full as his t attempt to secure a series with destroying for that is the dream. you are one of the middle east, sir. biggest equestrian events has been taking place in cats. on the 10th edition of the c h i. l. chicago featured more than 130 riders from 28 countries. son hamish 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. with top ranking international stars competing in the olympic disciplines of show jumping, 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 santa was established more

than 3 decades ago by the former emma of katasha amendment, highly for our signing aims to preserve and promote the arabian know force agreed. also, it provides what class facilities for events like this to work 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 riders to gain valuable experience. it's a chance for cut every rider mohammed ali sal back at to take the next step in his career, i realizing since 3rd, 2012 for the lending school in her cathartic christopher division. and this is my 1st student, this international. sure, this your choice to thought is under the some griffin of the international shoulders. i 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 a pic, games, and also asian games. francis demand list is an established name at the top of the show dumping world rankings. he's using the event to continue his build up to next . yes. paralympics. we have already on with the best rider in the wardrobe, india with her beth all seasons. one of the biggest her showed starting outside because we came from the indoor season. so food to put her off our totally to really a good this trash. there are plenty more test to come for all the riders aiming for title success in the common season and beyond san hamis. i'll just here and almonds, the plan says set a new poll volt world record as the 6th time he's done it during his career. the reigning olympic champion clearing 6 meters on $22.00 centimeters is in domains in

france. the swedish athlete chill to be one of the big attractions at the world championships that coming up in the united states in july. though, he's both anela and a thanks very much indeed. and that's it from me for this news i. but i will be back in just a moment with more the days needs for you. ah, it's affiliate dollar money, no drink operation to coal. marsha is bigger than the coupling with financial institutions. regulators and governments complicit. zimbabwe evolving. what is this?

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