you for joining us we begin the program with some breaking news the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning bally was taken to hospital after he fainted during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam let's speak to nicholas talk to now who is in senegal a force as some of us 1st of all what else do we know of around what happened. well the death was just announced moments ago but it happened around midday today he was just before he went into the company bidding he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he's working for the decades to come and for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the vendor in iraq. coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting suddenly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reas

rebels and has warned that attempts to make a few appeal like libya and syria will not succeed. abi amad was reelected in a landslide victory and june is facing mounting pressure to end the war from his he'll be as largest humanitarian, a donor. the united states, as the war approaches this one year anniversary, united states and others cannot continue business as usual relations with the governor of ethiopia. extraordinary partnership. we have enjoy is not sustainable. while the military conflict continues to expand, threatening the stability and the unity of one of africa's most influential countries. the body and ministration has suspended if you appear from a crucial crate agreement with the u. s. router over a significant decision by the united states. it is important to understand that it hasn't happened yet. in other words, as of july, there's a january 1 day at which it may become effective if there is no movement towards he's in ethiopia. and if that happens, i think he is likely to lose about a quarter of a $1000000000.00, and that could mean hardship for your pinch. the un inv

the ivory coast prime minister is died after collapsing during a cabinet meeting amadou gone $72.00 he was due to run for president in 3 months time. the un has warned of unprecedented levels of foreign interference in libya and new good terraces both sides and the countries that backed them to end the fighting and agree on a ceasefire are diplomatic editor james bays has more from un headquarters in new york. 2020 was the year the un and the international community said they would bring peace to libya instead violence has intensified with repeated war crimes mass graves and civilian casualties there are new risks as well as opportunities for peace now that general have to forces have been pushed all the way to sirte time is not on our side in libya the conflict is and then you face foreign interference breaching and dissident levels including in the delivery of sophisticated equipment and the number of mercenaries involved in the fighting. germany has been leading international efforts in january it pulled together key players at a conference in berkeley in germany now has the preside

hello ira in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning pretty bad he was taken to hospital after he fainted a during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam he was chosen in march to be the ruling party's candidate for the october presidential election nicolas more details on the events leading up to death. just before he went into the cabinet meeting he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he said he's working for the decades to come in for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting certainly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reasons of his death the way he died from but for 2 months he was taken

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to arms spine if he'll be a leader, but this time it's against an enemy within our promise to abi amad, use the 1st anniversary of the conflict and t. y to call on his citizens to fight and defeat the tiguan rebels. until ethiopia is free and peaceful, this is the time every citizen has to say. i'm in the the open soldier to condemn this miss g. this plan while standing next to the e. c. o, p, and national defense forces to humiliate the enemy late last year. if you appear national army with a strength in numbers and significant err, paul pushed the t grind rebels into retreat. but since july, the rebels have been making you gains, expanding the bottle from inside into neighboring. i'm her and of our region be, have not entered an unlikely alliance with the oral more liberation army, a band flint, a group from around the region home to few p s largest ethnic group when the federal military had to withdraw and pick right and june after suffering significant battlefield losses. and that really does seem to depleted the federal military. they've been on recruitment campaign since includin

told we could receive some food and help here but no they're saying it needs to go into venezuela amadou will not let us in let's hope he will put a hand on his heart and yield something that at least for now seems out of the question alison that i'm just you know. a weather update next year i was here at them. one of the reopening of a religious school could help end a bitter dispute between greece and turkey plus. scientists raise the alarm about climate change after one of the all best years of record. hello there the weather is quite some today with the southeastern parts of asia at the moment there's plenty of sunshine around and just a handful of showers most of those over the southern parts of borneo through java and into somalia and i think that's the way things are going to stay as we head through the next couple of days are generally fine settled weather in the northern parts where i'm up and for the south that's where the wetter whether it's safe for some of us in borneo through into parts of java and the southern parts of somalia we'll still see some showers but in between ev

told we could receive some food and help here but no they're saying it needs to go into venezuela amadou will not let us in let's hope he will put a hand on his heart and yield something that at least for now seems out of the question to listen to him just. as president donald trump is accusing the democrats presidential harassment is the day after the democrat controlled house intelligence committee voted to provide special counsel robert mueller with potential testimonies and asked for. by the close of wednesday special counsel robert muller had a lot more information for his investigation into potential collusion between russia and the trump campaign fifty transcripts of people who testified in front of a house committee some of those closest to the us president his son son in law and his most trusted advisers with the democrats in charge now they voted to send all of the transcripts to muller and now if any of those people lied under oath they can be charged with a crime. president close friend roger stone has already been charged with lying to congress and his former lawyer is going

amad men do or should be school. instead he spent a justi at a car repair shop in your province trying to scrape a living the house tether. i work to look after my family if i don't work we won't be able to live. at home his mother attempts to offer him a sense of normal childhood amants father was arrested by government forces and 22 of the family has no idea where he is and with his only 13 but his short life has been defined by 9 years of war he's carried the scars into an uncertain future. of our law. he used to go to school then leave to work and he kept doing so until the day the repair shop with bombed and he got injured seeing ahmed like this breaks my heart because he cannot rest and he will never be able to he used to go from school to work and can't take a break due to poverty if he doesn't work we won't be able to live his younger brother also works now. half of syria's children today have only known death devastation and displacement 41 percent of those old enough to be in school are not getting educatio

the party itself he confirmed that former parliament speaker amadou brahimi at bar here. with my man abdullah abdullah abdullah him at the scene who was defense minister and president omar bashir former president have all been arrested but we know that they have been put under house arrest since. april eleventh the new development here according to this of this party official is that they have been transferred to cobra prison that's where also news came two days ago that omar bashir has been transferred or. the military council has not confirmed any of these at rests and it has not even confirm of the rest of our model bashir or his transfer to the prison the only confirmation that came from the military council was that the two brothers of martin bashir. have been arrested and put in a vat prison but the understanding among the population here and our sources is that all of these men that i have mentioned have been under house arrest and now they have been transferred to the khobar jail in khartoum that's where i want to shoot these are still held and we understood under

that the collapse of the syrian currency and an economic crisis will force even more children like amad into work. and of people living in the war torn country are reportedly living under $2.00 a day which is basically nothing and with inflation of the currency and with the economic crisis in syria with imposing sanctions it is likely that this number is under estimated which means for children more are going to be pushed into child labor the war has killed maimed and traumatized serious children it's all to deny them their childhood and as the conflict drags on the future for this last generation now seems even more stark priyanka gupta is here. still ahead on al-jazeera and sports staying safe while playing to win europe's top club football competition heads into all you territory. the all. kind of sport has hanna thank you very much came while the winners of this season's european champions league will be decided over the next 12 days in portugal file 8 time and in lisbon is replacing the competitions traditional format french and his . play italian side that atlanta. was this 1st qu

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think if you go back we might even go farther back to 1901 right and that in fact who was led by amadou toumani to mentally well he said it right he led the transition government and birth to the 3rd republic of mali and so i think a lot of malayans look to that moment of a successful transition and then the and then to towards stepped out of the picture and there was 10 years under president alpha kanade and at which point then toward it was elected as president and so i you know i look at the 2012 crew as frankly quite a disaster they are where they were about a month from elections for presidential elections at that time right and we mali needed change but they were close to new elections but many molly and said these elections will be a farce we don't actually want them to go forward because we don't trust them right now but if you go all the way back to 91 i believe there was a true transition and it was the military that started that transition then there was a transitional government and then there were free and fair elections and so we could use that as a model in which this cou

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that are coming out of yemen he's on eichmann and he doesn't always have the best quality connection amad with it which is going to refresh that connection. and initially some of this is the daily report of a kofi cases so in yemen they have 304 tests 432 because it's over a 1000 cases these are the ones that we know as of the beginning of this week africa for you what they're getting for human rights watch how is covariate complicated network. traumatically but i think it's very important to talk about the health care system and how does the human tatting catastrophe is the result of years of. years of conflict so it's not like a natural disaster or something so the economy is crumbling the yemen's infrastructure is in and disaster state its health care system has almost collapsed and this is not you know like i told you this is not just naturally that happened it is the direct result of how the conflict has been conducted by the war in parties with utter disregard for international law and here human tatty and norms so the warring parties in yemen clothing you know the saudi led coaliti

that's the i b amad regime in his partners in crime is actually in company be that that up on the people who drive the last year and but despite our misgivings, we were ready to work with you. in fact, we had issues with the how you a, you high level representatives, but that's my, the most important because ultimately it's about this about the result of this conflict. so we have never opposed to the wrong of a. you must, we have always express dollar misgivings. about the role in a has played in either kissing in the crime or the remaining silent under the circumstances. okay, so there is literally no way of change of mind as well. that's what a consent. let's talk about the details. now you are a member of the negotiating team, give us some idea about you per conditions when it come to the withdrawal of the. if you are me, the withdrawal from the directory and ami the allowing aid into the region. those conditions are they still the same unchanged of the prerequisites for the high gym. the only thing that needs to change is that correct? correct. mission of humanity could an access and

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if flood is monitoring plotted, it takes to get it, and we will. prime minister arby amad has asked all this europeans to organize and fight back. and for the original, there are many challenges, but i can tell you with certainty, without a doubt we will score a comprehensive victory in the last 15 days when t p o left was crying about being attacked, i was overwhelmed with pressure from the world phone calls now that they are advancing, it is seen as normal and no one is calling to go for. the u. s. has been calling for a ceasefire. secretary of state antony blinking. tweeted saying the u. s. is alarmed over the t p. a less takeover of the towns to say and culture and is urged both sides to stop fighting. but there are concerns that violence could escalate to green rebels joining forces with the oral more liberation army, an armed group in the region surrounding the capital of this. there is a new marriage of convenience alliance between at least the faction of the autumn when the gratian front and the lat. because the abbey has managed to alienate the of the, including someone has. so

i do have brothers souls thank you very restricted to my bank you know trayvon martin never gonna amadou diallo. trayvon martin never going. do you know the words that is like a song i honestly didn't know it was like especially that you play as everyone knew that everybody was going right thing yet do the right thing i'm going to start off things like i got a target i'm about is somebody literally people come up to him and be like i am i like the money. when you on stage and the audience is feeding you and you are feeling them just in a would you describe that feeling ma'am it humbly. and that it george. so we just got this question and it's is looking forward this is. in your life what is getting your pen going so i'm i'm pushing that for to twenty ninth and they say i'm not sure so i can say i'm not sure but we do have a member of our team names like us so what is getting your pain moving for twenty nineteen. honestly. it's like for me i feel like i'm fighting me in a place where i'm comfortable with my vulnerability in poetry i lot of times when poets start out it's like you know we'

when i talked to amad, decided to do something about it. but it feels like the country is in an emergency all the time with many explosions and accidents. there is always a need for blood. this center supplies blood to many hospitals in the city to save the lives of wounded people, mothers and childbirth and others. it's all, she's one of the many people who have been saved with the blood. the doctor had collect. he and his team deliver, it's a hospital where it's needed, he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets that hit them. and the u. n says about 5000 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marlene rag a. mo lee is another one of the blood recipients. he says a doctor, misdiagnosed him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. spelling was always a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood

hello barbara siren london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone coulibaly has died at the age of 61 the president says the nation is in mourning pretty bad he was taken to hospital after he fainted a during a cabinet meeting he had to return to ivory coast last week after a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam he was chosen in march to be the ruling party's candidate for the october presidential election nicholas sachs has more details on the events leading up to quickly by these death just before he went into the cabinet meeting he went on twitter to say that he's back into the country and he's back in action and on twitter he said he's working for the decades to come in for the future generation really setting the tone that he will be the next presidential candidate for the upcoming election in the member in ivory coast just moments after that he entered the cabinet meeting certainly starting to cough and then ministers around him got worried and he was taken to hospital where he died now we don't know the reasons of his death or what

we are prime minister abi amad has asked all if your pins to mobilize and fight back against the rebels to see him. and i thought was no, there are many challenges, but i can tell you with certainty, and without a doubt we will score a comprehensive victory in just a few days. the rebels from the northern te gray state, say they have seized the talents of dc, uncommon culture, which are in the neighboring i'm her estate. the 2 are on a major highway leading to the capitol. the federal government has disputed those claims. we have to make sure that our children are not going from anger to services . we'll have to make sure that that has access to manage and access the buyout. so we'll do what it takes to make sure that the seat is broken. if flood is monitoring plotted the lot, it takes to break the thing we will do. united states has warned the t gray people celebration front all the t p a left against any such move. let me be clear, we oppose any 'til if moved to us, or any attempt by the t p l f to besiege out us down, concerns that violence could escalate. what did grand rebels joini

let's discuss then where iraq's all wealth has gone joining me now from london is adamant about julie amad is the chief investment officer of the a.f.c. iraq fund and a board member of the credit bank of iraq good to have you with us so our colleagues at al-jazeera arabic have reported that about $9000000000.00 is going on salaries for people who don't exist i'm wondering how does a problem like this continue for so many years in iraq it's not like everybody doesn't know that there are these ghost salary issues going on in iraq well i think you've hit it on the nail everybody knows that we have a large number of ghost employees whether the figure is anywhere near the 9000000000 dollars i think that's open for debate simply because we don't have precise numbers we have at best at best guess estimates because the the government itself does not have a precise number of its own employees that's one of the challenges we have the budget recognizes we have 3200000000 and 2000000 employees however no one knows that true or not so the 9000000000 is is maybe it's exaggerated but the the the damage i

in the horn of africa over the next few days, to perhaps try and convince the prime minister abbot amad that it is time for a political transition that perhaps he should consider widening his government and bringing in some of these groups that are saw or paused to his regime at the moment to his government. at the moment these groups see there they are a weeks and perhaps months away from addis ababa. clearly that is something that the common government with european would be very concerned about. certainly indeed, alan fish alive for us. they are. let's get the latest on the ground now and bring in generalized samuel get a child who is live for us in at his abba. we heard just then from allen about what's happening there, but the us is also edging it citizens to leave ethiopia. what murray? hearing about this warning? well, so far, the u. s. embassy and the some of our has been telling its citizens, most of them, if you're open canadians, i mean, if you're going americans, i'm sorry, who have, who are, who are living in ethiopia, said they're willing to even financially support them.

that the collapse of the syrian currency and an economic crisis will force even more children like amad into work. and people living in the war torn country are reportedly living under $2.00 a day which is basically nothing and with inflation of the currency and with the economic crisis in syria with imposing sanctions it is likely that this number is under estimated which means very chilled more are going to be pushed into child labor the war has killed maimed and traumatized serious children it's all to deny them their childhood and as the conflict drags on the future for this last generation now seems even more stark priyanka gupta is here. updating your top stories here on al-jazeera 3 people have died in violence in the indian city of bangalore sparked by an allegedly offensive social media post about the prophet muhammad dozens were injured when protesters clashed with the police who fired on the crowd and that's what the random has more now from new delhi then a lot of police are saying that there was what they're calling a mob of people went to this congress politician a politic

spine ethiopian leader, but this time it's against an enemy within a person. prime minister abbey amad use the 1st anniversary of the conflict antique white to call on his citizens to fight and defeat the tiguan rebels, the grammar basket, until ethiopia is free and peaceful. this is the time every citizen has to say. i'm in ethiopia and soldier to condemn this miss cheapest plan. while standing next to the ethiopian national defense forces to humiliate the enemy. late last year, if you appear national army with a strength in numbers and significant air, paul pushed the tiguan rebels into retreat. since july, the rebels had been making new gains and expanding the battle from insight into neighboring, unheard of our region. the central day have now entered an unlikely alliance with the oral more liberation army, a band flint from romeo region, home to few p as largest ethnic group when the federal military had to withdraw from pick right in june after suffering significant battlefield losses. and that really does seem to depleted the federal military. they've been on recruitment campaig

our amadou moved here 4 months ago or 4th moved in a decade. i left smelling 2012 me and my children. i have 2 children. i came here with the family and without. i am a woman, i am afraid of the war. the war has followed them. fighters linked to al qaeda and i saw operating on the edge of the sahara have expanded their reach into this a hail, 132 people were killed in an attack near here early this month. when i was, once i arrived burkina faso, i'm afraid even in good a boat that we don't sleep at night. it's really hard for keena as well as molly are unstable. the number of people displaced in this, a hail is 4 times what it was 2 years ago. but yet you ins refugee agency sees it has just 22 percent of the money. it needs to hope doors and the king of fossil, when, as he still on that is to have it. we insisted on staying here despite our fear. we are too scared. it's like what we left and molly, it happened in burkina, but it's not for keenest fault. this is all of africa today. there is not a country where there is no problem. this problem

welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the prime minister of ivory coast amadou gone look we barley has died at the age of 61 he was taken to hospital after fainting during a cabinet meeting he had just returned from a prolonged stay in france for a heart exam the number of confirmed corona virus cases in the united states has now passed of 3000000 more than 130000 people across the country have died that's the highest best toll of any nation and serbia's president has reversed his decision to agree impose coronavirus restrictions after thousands gathered in belgrade to protest against the government aleksandr try to reinforce measures up to service highest a single day best told from cope with 19. the u.k. government has announced the $37000000000.00 mini budget including half price restaurant meals in a bid to save jobs and pump new life into a coronavirus battered economy it's launching what it calls the kickstarter scheme it's offering to pay $6.00 month's wages to any employer who creates a high standard job for people aged $16.00 to $24.00 the so i sure don

the liberation of our declared independence in april twenty eighth that was just after president amadou toumani toure they was pushed out in a coup but three months later they lost ground to the al qaeda linked group called on saddam deem it impose sharia law and publicly destroyed many muslim shrines in early twenty thirteen france stepped in and helped mali and forces take back the region two years later mali's government settled on a peace deal with the rebels but violence continues despite the presence of french troops and un peacekeepers france's northern mali has become a haven firefighters when the air quality is the executive director of the african immigrant caucus he says these latest attacks are an attempt to provoke the toerags into a larger conflict. that two our eggs have a hard. conflicts and disagreements with whichever government has been embalmed ever scenes independence in one thousand nine hundred sixty because their asses separate ethnic groups have always argued that they want to separate want their own country now that is very hard for them ali is to accept and re

one drew his sword and with one blow it cut off my hand ethnic violence broke out between the benny amad and the head then there were tribes in sudan's red sea state last week it was the latest incident in wave of outbreaks over the last 6 months health workers say more than 6 people were killed and more than a dozen injured it started after an opposition leader returned to the state which had been under a state of emergency for nearly 3 months witnesses say people from his tribe celebrated his return but that provoked tension and fighting. who's from the head then to a tribe was among those wounded he says he was stabbed with a knife or the i was waiting for transportation and suddenly i was it's on the backward in life i did not know what some of the fighting of that sorry but everyone throughout their lives and source of fights. since june sporadic violence here has killed nearly 100 people and left more than 250 wounded according to health workers 2 pac's have been fined in the past 2 months to try and contain the tribal tensions with people here say they are worried they are tempora

not in his usual 4 star generals uniform but a gray suit former coup leader amadou son ago walks out of the tribunals a free man along with 15 other soldiers he no longer faces charges of torture killings and rape but this woman says she was among those on the go soldiers rounded up when he took power in a coup and 2012 and she was held in captivity for 19 months and raped every night to her the court's decision is wrong it's over from ollie to military can commit cruel acts criminal acts without ever having to face justice to court is in their hands even better day will use a lot of amnesty and reconciliation to cover up their crimes the lawyers of those she accuses deny any wrongdoing saying there's no proof to her allegations the court did not issue a verdict but instead the judge cited a $29000.00 rican solution law offering amnesty to specific crimes committed during the 2012 crisis that's when armed groups took over the north and captain sanogo took over power in a coup in an interview with al-jazeera at the time he said his plan was to bring back the rule of law and end politi

by this time are be amad, who also holds the rank of lieutenant colonel, has returned to the battle field to rally his troops for what he calls. an existential war. video released by the government shows abi, with soldiers, who are fighting against tiguan rebels in the, off our region. where the, the way without to what you see behind me is a mountain area that was a strong hold for the enemy until yesterday. now we've managed to clear the area fully. the morale of the defense forces is really great. the war is being undertaken with great feet. now we've taken cast the gator to day we will take over schieffer and burchell. we will continue until a theory appears. freedom is insured to pay more noise. since july, the rebels have been expanding the battle from inside t cry into neighboring amera and off our regions. they have ceased towns that are a few 100 kilometers from the capital, addis ababa. they say, the prime minister has lost his chance at peace, much using war of the measures taken by our b of made a desperate it would have been better for him to suggest solutions for peace in ne

they see the abbey amad has presided over ethnic cleansing. and also genocide and has run down the economy. they are hoping by putting this coalition together, they will perhaps spark some international support. now the fact that they're doing it here in the united states is not a coincidence. first of all, we have the state department just in the last couple of hours issuing an alert to all americans any to your peer advising them to leave the country. seeing that the security situation is very fluid. that's not something that will help the armored government. then you have the u. s. envoy who has been in the country and has been negotiating. they are hoping that they may be able to put pressure on him to convince the prime minister that this is time for a political transition, though they've said that they want this to be peaceful. but as you also point out, they are wanting that they were, they're willing to take the capitol by force. now there are a couple of groups who said they're on the edge of the capitol. the police chief in adis, alb

designated authority, there is to be no gatherings or public protest allowed by prime minister abi amad has asked all if you appeal to mobilize and fight back against the rebels. and if it was little, there are many challenges, but i can tell you with certainty, without a doubt we will score a comprehensive victory in just a few days. the rebels from the northern te grey state, say they have seized the towns of dismay, uncombed bolger, which are in the neighboring armor est the 2 are on a major highway leading to the capitol. the federal government has disputed those claims. we have to make sure that our children, i'm not dying from hunger distribution, we have to make sure that they have access to an access to buy out. so we do what it takes to make sure that the cd is broken. if gladys monitoring it is what it takes to, but we will, the united states has warned the trigger. i people's liberation front all the t p a left against any such move. let me be clear, we oppose any peerless moved to us, or any attempt by the t p. o to procedure us del concerns that violence could escalate with

dr. amad decided to do something about it, but it feels like the country is in an emergency all the time with many explosions and accidents, there is always a need for blood. this center supplies blood to many hospitals in the city to save the lives of wounded people, mothers and childbirth and others. it's all, she's one of the many people who have been saved with the blood. the doctor had collect. he and his team deliver, it's a hospital where it's needed. he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets hit them. and the u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marleen rag marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says a dr. miss diagnosed him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with the native blood. well, it was a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. doctor ahmed says, findin