tens of thousands have marched in venezuela to demand the military allow humanitarian aid into the country opposition leader one called for the demonstrations he says the government blockade endangers thousands of lives president nicolas maduro refuses to let the aid enter he says it's part of a u.s. plot to overthrow his government. the mexican drug lord el chapo has been

convicted of crimes spanning a quarter of a century a jury a new york city found yorkie includes money guilty of smuggling tons of drugs into the u.s. through his in a lower cartel he was extradited to the u.s. and twenty seventeen he could face life in prison. furnish prime minister theresa may urge lawmakers to hold their nervous she negotiates a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union she said talks were at a crucial stage labor leader jeremy corbin accused me of running down the clock to pressure parliament to support her deal with britain scheduled to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth. a u.s. delegation led by treasury secretary steven chu she has arrived in beijing for high level trade talks china and the u.s. hope to resolve a trade dispute that has seen both sides level tariffs against the other.

this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes some people think he's lost his mind we'll introduce you to the nigerian madness whistle blowing cost him three years off wages but says you do it again. and any fallout break in the democratic operative is showing no sign of the bank experts have already warned it may never be brought under control of one of the organizations on the ground. then we go to the service school in cape town that's looking to give disabled people the chance to enjoy the ocean and ride the waves.

of christine one bell welcome to news africa i'm glad you're two did nigeria's president mohamed is seeking a second to in the kind.