ah, ah ah ah ah, business day that we news lying from berlin, kenya announces it's next president. william roto wins the tightly contested race. but several election officials say they won't stand by the results and violence breaks out just ahead of the announcement. also on the program, a taller bon mark

a year since they're takeover of afghanistan. they sing and celebrate in the streets. as millions of afghans struggle with severe hunger, a sinking economy and the loss of women's rights plus some european countries have closed their doors to russian tourist since puritans invasion of ukraine. but countries are at odds on the issue. germany, chancellor says ordinary citizens and dissidence should not be shunned. ah, i'm nicole fairly welcome to the program. canyon officials have declared william root ho the country's next president. he won with a campaign, promising to ward hard working low in tom canyon's election itself had been mostly

peaceful, but scuffles broke out just ahead of the announcement as several electoral officials said they refuse to stand by the results. oh, class marked the victory of kenya's, new president elect william router outside his headquarters than elsewhere. the announcement was met with flames of anger. scuffle, spur account in the tele center after an unexpected announcement for out to 7. electro commissioners said they could not stand by the election results because we cannot take ownership of it is that that is going to be unknown because of the page nature which this develops has been handled with even details over these.

okay. financial video in his acceptance speech router urged the country to put together i went to promise that i would walk with all elected leaders. and only dustin kinda so that we can fashion a country that leaves nobody behind. the router has portrayed himself as a champion of the poor and downtrodden, and his promises to combat extreme growth and equality. have galvanized many young people, but he takes the reins at a time of converging crises. kenya is suffering its worst drought in 40 years, which has left millions of people hungry, soaring global prices of food and fuel have exacerbated a cost of living crisis. and many are also angered by the previous

president's failure to rein in rampant corruption. unrest is bubbling and the prospect loons of a supreme court challenge to the election results that could pose yes. another crisis for kenya, i'll dw corresponding marin mila is in keys sooner for us. the hometown of defeated rayleigh o'denza, and here's her assessment. we are in condemn their neighborhoods and he saw more in west than kenya. it is a strong hold of right holding of the lose and this presidential election and a situation here is still very tense. we are this round about which is known as for a place where the air protests will start. the ride. police is just hear air behind us. they have a fire tear gas at protesters because they started to become aggressive. they started to throw stones. so these police officers were trying to fire tear gas to dispatch the crowd, and they actually manage to have the can see the road now is empty. and now you can

sometimes hear people's throwing stones police sometimes. so throws em fires to go into this direction. but there this morning when we were here, when we arrived here, this whole place was packed with people. people were celebrating. people were so convinced that they are favorite candidate railroading guy would win this election . there was no question about it. and so they were devastated when they heard the news. william a router has one, and that's why the more shifted attain very, very quickly. so at the moment the police has run out of gas, as we heard from fellow reporters. not confirmed, but we can hear now the police is firing a life around instead of us test canister. now because it's been exactly one year since the taliban regain control of the capital over throwing the democratically elected government. the 20 year long us let military mission and the presence of nato troops ended chaotically. an almost overnight,

as the insurgents closed in thousands of people fled to cobbles airport, trying to warn any plane that would take them. a taliban have been marking the anniversary with televised prayers and speeches, but since their return to power, the former and surgeons have presided over an economy and freefall, which has fueled one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters. sandra pet osman is d w correspondent on the ground and to our viewers at home. please be advised that her report contains images you may find disturbing. ah, this is chassis at b, b. o. she was born just before the taliban returned to power. shit's, yes. trip between 2 curses that challenged the best efforts of doctors hearing cobble with trying to help her you see a newman jamita why she is suffering from both severe pneumonia and severe

malnutrition. her pneumonia has actually caused her malnutrition much lacy melissa model. that essentially probably knows who that is because i, for them the prognosis of children like her with severe malnutrition is not very good as they gross development. and intelligence may be affected. list of those on the home that was it. shes yes, mother did not want to be filmed, but she told us she has 8 children and is pregnant with her 9th. there is never enough food at home. she set and no money for medicine. oh, half of afghanistan's people are experiencing acute foot and charity. that's 20000000 people who are so hungry. their lives are at risk. as we drive to cobble facts and figures become faces. this is one of the wet food program centers in the east of the city. glad i got

a project manager of a local 8 organization is in charge here. the worst part of the job choosing who should get supplies. it is exactly very difficult for as how to choose the right person over there. many of them, they are hungry, many of them they are in need. many of them, even they are running after, as when we are doing the verification and selection. but to we cannot do all we can not provide food for all those he picks get 50 k g of wheat, just over 6 k g of lentils, and 5 liters of cooking i. there are also packets of peanut butter, paste for children, and special nutrition for pregnant women. it's supposed to feed a family for 3 months. it hardly ever does. o. s. the sky starts to darken over cobble. if we visit a bakery in the north. people with money buy fresh bread for dinner. sometimes they

buy extra for the desperate women who sit outside hoping for charity. many of them are widows. many have walked for more than an hour to get here. we act and on as mammy, they are forced to beg. why else would we sit here all day again as, as that a vision vision will. yeah. thought that like i take the bread home and i eat it with my children. got them, but it's not enough to fill our stomachs. i divide the bread and pieces and give it to my children so that none of them dies, make it, but our stomachs are never full because of all of my name. me money, monet, theater, make money. bakery own i am your dell, half marty has registered around $1000.00 women for the bread donations only though is with a car to get a loaf. it's his way to try to help but also to keep the situation under control. i in of, of what that additional got them catch on ebay so, so i started this project out of a strong sense will be due autism because our people are job lucie,

florida. the international community has stopped their assistance for us. i don't, we are forced to fight for our people. i'm for aligned to know what that a, my, them, all of that hockey mama but m a water. zack wanted africans and not only victims of massive 8 cutbacks, but also of the sanctions against their fundamentalists, rulers, billions of dollars of national assets held abroad. a frozen st markets continue, but the wider economy is collapsing and the taliban have no experience of serving millions of desperate people in crisis. not a single country has recognized. there is him. this per status is costing ask and steely a report from santa pate us man, who joins us now from kabul. sondra good to see you. a year on from the taliban take over afghanistan. overseas assets remain blocked. humanitarian aid flows from abroad have decreased significantly. is there any chance of ghana stan can get out

of this misery without more help from outside? i don't think so and it's really a very desperate situation. and as we heard today from sources and the united states, the u. s. are not thinking of releasing the frozen fans any time soon. that is $7000000000.00 off of gun askance national assets and without cash coming into the country without the banking system here being restored without investment in this crumbling economy. i fear that more people will go hungry and already, as we have seen in the report, the word food program is providing food a to about 20000000 people. and i personally am wondering how long can they sustain this? how long can the worth sustain to feet? half of the african population with so many other crisis going on in the world? yo covered have got us out for many years and i remember when we 1st met you were gushing about how fascinating you find the country. how much of the of ghana stan

you came to know is left today. i still find this country extremely fascinating, especially its people. what i really admire about the africans is their extreme resilience. i mean, we're looking at a country that has been in conflict and war for over 4 decades and to still carry on living to still trust journalists like me, sharing stories and talking to us though the taliban clearly are disliking dissent . i think that this takes a lot of guts. let me just give you one example. on saturday, we were covering a small protest of brave women venturing out in the streets about 40 of them, assembled in front of the ministry of education, demanding the right to work, the right to education, the right to food. and then they were allowed to march for about 500 meters, i would say. and then some taliban fighters started to shoot life rounds in the air

to disperse the crowds. and a couple of women got taken in and also journalist got arrested despite all of this, people are still talking to us sharing their stories. and as i find incredibly brave to day, the taliban have been celebrating what they describe as the liberation of their country. how do the people you've been talking to feel about that? it really depends very much who you speak to here in cobble in the capital. there is a great sense of abandonment, especially when you speak to women. i can remember a teacher literally crying on my shoulder saying she finds it so hard to tell her female students, the teenage girls that they cannot come back to school and there is no sign that girls schools, secondary schools will open anytime soon. i can remember a student who is out of school since 2 years, 1st due to corona and then because of the taliban school been and she is really at

a loss she is experiencing dark days. she is bought out of her skull and quoting her now, and she wanted to become a doctor and now she really fears for her future. she thinks she doesn't have a future in this country. but then as her trevor to the countryside, we also visited a province called wild duck, which saw heavy fighting during the last 2 decades. a lot of error rates, night rates drone strikes. and i spoke to a really outstanding women there. and she told me, look, what we have now is at least peace and we can carry on with our lives and, and for her, this increased sense of security is more quality of life though she also despises the taliban school been and then she added another thing saying you used to call us with bullets and drones, and now you're killing us with sanctions at western ally than the former afghan government and try and to install and strengthen democratic institution for 2

decades looking back, why do you think those structures turn out to be so fragile, i think there's a sir question that also a german parliamentary commission of inquiry soon looking into. if you want to take my personal note, i think we really have to look back at the beginning of this intervention barely a month after the 911 attacks. when the intervention started, it was taking sites in an actor severe war going on in afghanistan, excluding the taliban from any kind of decision making in this really back fi it. because what you saw is, on the one hand, trying to trying to build up institutions. and then on the other side, you saw on the international community waging a war against terror at these 2 things really never liked. plus, there was a great deal of corruption and the state was never really able to stand on its own feet. it needed all the money from the western world. and now with that money being

cut off, you see a state crumbling. i'm a pet us man and cobble thank you so much. while afghan president asher kani fled the country, when the talbot rolled into cobble his predecessor hammond cars, i chose to stay in the capital. he hoped to be able to act as a mediator with the militants. the new rulers restricted his movements and placed them under effect of house arrest and an exclusive interview. he spoke to d. w about the vital role of education in afghanistan's future development. lack of education means poverty. lack of education for girls means lack of abilities. lacoff education for girls means half of the suicide. at least half of the society, at least because of girls are not educated. men are also undermined abilities. therefore, at least off of society, not being able to produce and participate better sex sexually weakened, weaken,

and deprived of garrison. and he's launched the full exclusive interview with former ask, i'm president on a car, is i on our youtube channel. the address should be here on your screens. and returning to our top story today, the much anticipated election results in kenya. william router has been declared winner of elections that took place almost a week ago, formerly kenya's deputy president brutal ran a tightly contested race against opposition. leader rayleigh dingo scuffles broke out just ahead of the announcement and several election officials say they will contest the results though we use felix marino follow today's events for us in the canyon capital nairobi felix. the president elect calling for unity in his 1st speech. is the opposition likely to work with him though? good evening. yes, he actually called for peace and he actually called the opposition to come on board

and walk with him. but in another media interview that is just done, he mentioned that he's just calling on the opposition to come and walk on the side of the opposition so that they can check his government. he actually, her seemed to through a job at um, at the handshake that took place between president wilkins dane dre loading back in 2018. and he said that he does not want a government where the opposition will come and they will now sit together so that there's confusion between the executive and our who else is in that government. he said, the only thing that he wants to they'll position to come is for their position to come and have their full mandate of keeping a government in shock so that they can be able to serve their citizens. so as to whether the opposition will walk with the deputy president or with their president elect for g r e to means i guess of wait and see, but he's extended an olive branch only on the basis that they will come and be an opposition for i learning as partner contest the alex unresolved,

as well as part of the electoral commission. what do you expect to see in the coming days? so as, as that a loading, as tim and there, some of the commissioners actually contested the election results. the deputy president seed that this was the, ah, was the fast election that he has seen, which is very credible. and a one might see that maybe it's because he's one, sorry. again, my one might see that it's because he's one that he's seeing it is very credible, but he was seeing that it's the 1st time that people have been able to access results on a public portal. it's never happen again. he said again, by the time people who are coming to promise of kenya, they already knew their results. so yes, there was contestation. but on the other side of our, the winning candidate deputy, i really am brutal. he said that this was the most credible election that he has

seen in his career and politics or it remains or wait and see. of course, now they're the push and pull has begun. remember, toys seen it was credible as in new york or leash. only seeing it was not course aid was not a credible. some of the commissioners have actually joined the, in that some of the commissioners have approved their election. so it's, it's, it's, it's a matter of it's, it's leg. leona being skilled so we will see woodside has more weight in their days to come. it looks marring, and they robi, thank you. now, take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world to day. france says, all of its troops have now left. molly french forces have been fighting islamist militants in the west african nation since 2013, but a decision to pull out was made in february after relations between paris and barcode deteriorated, the troops had become increasingly unpopular with the molly and public. china says the aid has carried out more military drills around taiwan in response to the

latest visit by us lawmakers to the self governing island. a congressional delegation arrived in taipei and met taiwanese legislators just 2 weeks after a similar trip by house speaker and nancy pelosi angered beijing myanmar. as military junta has sentence, the country's former leader on san sued, she to 6 more years in prison for corruption. she's already been sentenced to 11 years on similar charges after being removed from power in february last year. analysts say the charges are an attempt to legitimize the military seizure of power parent has denied any involvement with an assault on author. salman rushdie that has left him seriously injured, runs foreign ministry distance itself from the newer stabbing attack, but bland, rusty, and his supporters or insulting as long. he's been the target of a decades old fatwas issued by a ron's late leader,

ayatollah khomeini. ukrainian president volota, mayor zalinski has again called for european countries to introduce a ban on visas for russian tourists. his appeal has been echoed by estonia and finland would share borders with russia. they want other states on the european union to stop issuing tourist visas to russians, but you countries are divided over the proposal terminus, transfer off shawls, for example, has underlined his opposition to impossible bes, up and for russian citizens during a visit to norway's capital oslo. here's what he had to say. it was an important decision of all of us that we imposed sanctions on. those who are responsible for the war and a lot of oligarchy, and those who are financially and economically profiting from disputing regime. we will continue to do so, but the thing, this is lot the war of the russian people, it is pollutants war and we have to be very clear on that topic. now while europe

debates how to handle visitors from russia, the war in ukraine rages on a parliament in cave has extended martial law by another 3 months. officials in the region of donna's report, heavy russian showing that is killed at least 3 people. at the same time, ukrainian forces are slowly advancing towards russian occupied her son, civilians who fled the city or watching closely in hopes of returning to their homes. in double years went here sperling on that one woman from her son who fled with her family or to the southern city of odessa. but the, he could have been looking for something pretty among, donated clothes at the refugee center. i'm asked to see about this of a lift, nearly everything behind her when she fled her home and the russian occupied her son regional. she and her children have been in odessa for 3 weeks now.

with is fashionable normative law situation under occupation grew worse and worse. every day. i got comfortable i spent 5 months there and i always thought, why should i leave? this is my home. but things became more and more intolerable. yes, even son. so can you, when i see him, i mean, she says her home tone became a place of fear and intimidation and empty streets. she stayed at home with her children. most of the time, i only venturing out to get groceries singing up with her on the russians. i would always lower my eyes if you hooked them in the eyes too long, they would say you're looking at me. so you must know something. let's go and talk with the people who were taken like that from sometimes the relatives would look for them for a long time. some came back. others didn't bothering him. yet. authorities and volunteers in odessa hope are on 150000 refugees. many areas occupied by

russian it's difficult to leave soldiers at checkpoints. don't let many pass and fighting makes the roads dangerous. even so many still want to leave her son. we meet a woman who's brought hundreds of people out. we're hiding her identity. there are more military personnel now than before. it feels like there is a military checkpoint by every tree. they used to just take a quick look at our phones and get the men to undress, to look for tattoos. but now they checked their data bases for information on us and they look for deleted messages on our phones. there are more snipers to. we used to move around the city quite freely. now we don't dare to even go into the center. even so, volunteers at the refugees sent to register new arrivals from occupied territory.

nearly every day. eve movements will turn on this long of you owned by the intensifying fight almost as your friend sent pictures of damage to her home. one, if you see up, what are you, will you my yeah, boy was with 5 months and her son had left their mark on her and her children. she whom to daughter to, to a lot down here in odessa. man, there are tang shooting. it's not attend, there are no tanks here. no, no. the tanks were in the other place on you are not in here on campus, but for now the families relatively safe, but honest. assia is waiting for the day. she can take her children home, lawyers acting for american basketball star, brittany greiner, have launched an appeal against her prison term,

amid talks between the us and russia, about a prisoner swap. a 31 year old was sentenced to 9 years in a russian prison after being found guilty of drug possession and trafficking. the 2 time olympic basketball gold medalist and women's and be a champion, was arrested at moscow airport and february for possessing vape cartridges containing a small amount of cannabis oil. you're all up to date, stay with us. global 3000 is up. next, i'm a call for lee. thank you so much for your company with ah, with

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