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time this past weekend so kenya is a new and bring it cost gauge book smash down dreams in america. hello i'm chrissy want to welcome to news africa introducing to news is the new president site the 61 year old law professor overwhelmingly won sunday's election the vote was closely watched because it's only the 2nd democratic election since the country's fault the so-called arab spring cites that the country's young people for turning a new page and vowed to try to build a new to. you know explode on the main boulevard in tunis crowds are still budding democracy doesn't of side supporters celebrating them. then when they say can keep alive the spirits of the 2011

revolution. had any young people sure they can use their vote to change the system several political parties give a lot of money to win the presidency but the people and the young ones who are part of the revolution in 2011 did it again a new revolution this time with a ballot. chose side is a low profile conservative low professor he campaigned for a radical decentralization and pledged to build a democracy that all tunisians including the youth can have a say in. yes because we will face up to all the challenges without blood and sweat and that will power especially the economic and the social ones because the cuny seen people expect solutions in this respect. but he will have to work with the parliament where no party has a clear majority the supporters though are hopeful that the independent outsider

can convince and succeed. now we need good down south to a never election this one in mozambique the ruling party there has never lost a vote since it overthrew portuguese colonial rule 44 years ago but this won't be an easy win for fred able to. reports. the religious song usually giving things to go but in this campaign version the lyrics have been changed sing the praises of incumbent president felipe in you see and his freely party president messiah. now damaged and you see. we're voting for president you see on the free lima party for the sake of continuity. he kept his promise. he said every district should have a back and a hospital and that's exactly what he delivered. he makes everything better and.

2 they sing in the future we can see many projects in mozambique. president news is the man we can shoes is a. president you see is presenting himself as a peacemaker and all those new signs of historic peace agreement with the former rebel group. that was already the disagreement and once again it is a very fragile one hour journey takes us to go on go in central most. baek this area was devastated by 15 years of civil war which pitted the ruling socialist for a little party against the opposition was a beacon national resistance or party young people here especially hope that the old conflict over ideologies is now coming to an end. if we have peace i will have a better chance to graduate because of the conflict i could not study the economy

is down and there is no money. but it is always again this is just as much as well the situation appears to be calm and peaceful right here there's still some tensions because not far from here up in the hills this is where some members of the armed opposition hiding. this is the real now more stronghold of the parties and some resistance fighters are refusing to accept the peace agreement and want to stop the election it was clear to local politician and mr angeleno during the election campaign that the internal conflict could cost in our move oats but he's optimistic the party will unite and i would run the for in the party. i don't know how much top. the push taking as a different number wins the elections we will change many thanks socially economically in all of the areas that affect the mozambican people but that they can finally live freely and happily for most american or the that he even 1 pm

to that model. inequality is a huge problem here how for for almost a becomes live in poverty. the country is only slowly recovering from an economic crisis and president news is government has recently been plagued by several corruption scandals. the election will be closed and for the 1st time in years and uphill struggle for the ruling for any more party. for some more insight into this election i'd like to bring in professor and brianna a political analyst and based in my porter welcome to the every africa professor here. said that democracy is and serious attack in wartime be quite in you say this democracy. rule of law so when. will. the election

are brutally. the possibility to protect lives. of the police when the police is used. to kill. a democracy it's been attacked because that. you know. much larger election political violence that was the. moment over. violent elections they are. killing over and that's not a relevant. in our attack to the democracy. but there's a lot of people are predicting that the ruling party will win the election would

best be good for more than think for work we are just over 45 for campaign i don't think at this point in time. a cure rate to say that. we will never start really must be used to power walk in office for good to have seen the damage to corruption. illegal that is what we need a country sued. that allies be used for the development of the country that's found all right what is the stay south the opposition that at the top level you have nearly there has been branded unexpected and facing the effects if but then at the crossroads level there's also some turmoil i think seen in the report what is the state of the opposition. position. which is the former labor movement and the positions privately. and i went to

transition from president the way you believe the reason. it was not. to have. been left you. in a way she's admitted. that because julia time. and the new president just you are never young it creates. this sort of. it's difficult generally but from what we have seen from the campaign i think they will. they would perform a lot to do. that actually i don't know when they're in the portal thank you. ok so kenyon's off fost it's official history was made at the chicago marathon on

sunday kenyan run a pretty good cause kate crossed the finish line and is now beat women on the to run a marathon time 2 hours 14 minutes and 4 seconds was more than a minute foster than the record set by a british run up on the rectus back in 2325 year old gay said this she is cheering crowd gave her the energy to run faster. and just a day early a fellow kenyan in became the 1st man in history to run a marathon in under 2 hours clocking one hour 59 and 41 seconds in vienna for him it's not a new record because the time wasn't in an official race but he's the world record holder anyway so what does he care. really the feeling of how he and i can see this through i'm really happy i. see you don't need to be here good going to

happen it's good to have time. to include him i have to talk to you about privilege tonight. but trying for the 1st time in the seventy's and now i have my chip on it's north dakota turn to be in the hotel and toward the end of the disposable and put in the hot and i'm now joined by the. canyon that would be that kimani who drugged into syria and nairobi ok he did so credits your brilliance and i'm out of metaphors for this but here i mean how we were reacting to this double victory i mean it starts with you till the indiana at that on saturday. it is absolutely insane i think that's the best word i can use because not a single english adjective is up to describe the energy that has been going around this week and i mean it's one thing to be candid and watch your back and be kind and watching this victory or this victory from kenya was quite something a lot of jubilation and one that euphoria sort of went down it was truly

a moment of pause for the nation to really think about what your control get your message was and for him to have come from the country obviously that carries with it a special kind of pride but like the rest of the world lots of jubilation here a lot of shock really and excitement exactly and then of course we had a pretty good cause becomes this woman to run the marathon in chicago let's listen to her and then i'll pick up when you needed. me i come here to run my business i don't play depending i went to my business so that's why. her victory getting the same attention as. certainly not i mean what could show good in something that no human had ever attempted before and so naturally people are still talking about what control he did however there is. quite a lot of celebrations for lot of

a lot of people think that we need to investigate the sport to make sure that those people who break records come back home to think they get so have something like that a more serious conversation but as we said or i think that she was very inspired by you talking and that's still the scene here in nairobi kenya. you money thank you. and that is a news africa as always you can catch. on our website face full face time it's time . today don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com highlights. closely. carefully. to.

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memory. is already concert performance performances even though he hasn't finished his studies that's because 12 years old. and horror movies that comp be true often inspired by real scientific discoveries an exhibition in los angeles looks into scary science. the german book prize is awarded by the german publishers and booksellers association to the best german language novel published in the last year it's just prior to the frankfurt book fair which starts on wednesday and is intended to draw attention outside germany to office writing in german winning book will almost certainly be translated into english this year's winner is such a stunning shit who came to germany at the age of 14 as a refugee from the bosnian war. one times where it comes from me

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