who joins us from the kenyan capital of nairobi have you on the program as ever just explain to us why the sub-saharan economy is lagging behind the rest of the world. well wrong 3.4 percent is really quite slowly but if you look at the fact is the bigger factor here is still of an demick because access to the exceeds in sub-saharan africa is going to be slaughtered compared to the rest of the world and we're also seeing a fact as a player as well previously before part of it every week sub-saharan africa was exporting much and as good as what about 6500000000 dollars is to the rest of the wild but at the same cannot be said for exports to other countries in sub-saharan africa or what we might call in traffic a treat and so the fact that now african countries and are treating as much with the rest of the world is still going to affect its growth even and as its juggles to pull through cost covered $19.00 the i.m.f. is calling on wealthier nations to do more to help do african governments feel like they're getting enough support and i think in addition to that they're. not getting enoug

the international monetary fund is calling on wealthy nations to help speak to our correspondent in nairobi. turmoil at the top of turkey central bank has done nothing to help the country's economic woes as it makes its latest interest rates decision well look at the problems facing tax. i would also take a look at the new hope for german businesses desperate to escape the coronavirus restrictions and encrypted trucking tracing small. this is doing business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. sub-saharan africa is set to record the slowest economic growth of any global region this year as it struggles to bounce back from a pandemic triggered downturn the international monetary fund says the region's economic region's economy is on track to expand by 3.4 percent and 2021 that's well below the global forecast of 5 and a half percent the i.m.f. is edging wealthy countries to do more to help african nations access vaccines and financing global health crisis and its economic fallout is thought to have plunged 32000000 people on the continent into extreme poverty last year. let's discuss

who is life in nairobi.ave spoken about this before and it did look like africa was doing well, better than many people had expected the continent to do. is there now a feeling that that good situation risks being reversed by what the president is calling this third wave? >> yes, katty. looking at what has been reported in kenya and many african countries, the media is reporting an increase in cases which is now seen as a third wave. and this is because of the reluctance of people, to follow the protocols put in place. and also in terms of hospitals. the hospitals are overwhelmed. the state health care workers dealing with a lot of patients. and some of the hospitals that have patients in the intensive care unit in high dependency units are also lacking such -- supplemental oxygen and ventilators, making it hard to offer the critical services these patients would need. katty: more than 25 countries have received vaccines through the covax program. but it looks like that is not nearly enough. >> it's not enou

created from land once used for illegal dumping this park in the center of nairobi fast opened in 2008 but due to neglect it was later closed for several years now after restoration walk the park recently reopened about a 90 tree species grow in the shook immoral park more than 4000 saplings have been newly planted. kenya's capital is growing rapidly nairobi's population is expected to hit 10000000 by 2040 issues like this that if occasion a compelling group of villagers to move to the up and center today 60 percent of cities inhabitants live in informal settlements when it's politics or it is recognize the architrave for more green spaces. but we're going beyond just. the green spaces that famers we're also dealing with green spaces within neighborhoods. and more importantly green spaces with the informal setting. kibera the largest settlement has direct access to the needle the river the government owns much of the land but has been reluctant to provide basic services such as sanitation of west management so residents are taking things into their own hands. or guiding principle is qu

capital nairobi.of walking through these grants and between 150 and 200 graves here, only three headstones bear the names of black africans. a five hour drive south of nairobi is another cemetery in a town. there there is another cemetery that commemorates white soldiers who fought during world war |, soldiers who fought during world war i, butjust outside the perimeter fence locals say they are essentially mass graves with hundreds of african soldiers buried there. the commonwealth war graves commission has unreservedly apologised today and promised to right the wrongs of the past. but the question is how are they going to do that, possibly talking of thousands of african soldiers who have been buried in unmarked graves who are not returned from the battlefield. so how will you bring their bodies back and give their loved ones the opportunity to commemorate them.- loved ones the opportunity to commemorate them. thank you. the time is 16 minutes _ commemorate them. thank you. the time is 16 minutes pa

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joint or in barrow in nairobi thanks for explaining things for us now the u. has announced what it's called landmark rules on the use of artificial intelligence the draft legislation bans most uses for surveillance including technology for so-called social scoring the european commission says it wants to set global standards for a technology that dominated by china and the united states. artificial intelligence it's a poorly understood phenomenon which is a cause of concern for many body but not him pierre should a list of founder of the belgian stored up actions bioethics together with his team he's developing a revolutionary form of prosthetics with the help of ai what is clearly seen here is that the ankle joint is being articulate that you can see that during it's walking it changes it moves the prestes is just going to adapt to the ground they're walking on in the natural way like a natural foot would. sophisticated probiotics and smart software let the this adapt instantaneously to its environment whereas a traditional fake would limit the person wearing

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the african energy chamber i'm also an entrepreneur and their own oil services company basically nairobi with diesel is allowed because. we are around. so elusive i've been watching some local t.v. in uganda local news in tanzania before some people are very excited about this pipeline super excited about the potential if you could explain in a nutshell what it is what its purpose is what would you say. welcome me this is a world class development that's a part 2 to happen. to uganda 2011 well now tell or was still exploring and there was a lot of excitement as to what was what was ahead of us it has taken us this long to finally see what looks to be the beginning of the line of the project that to langer as well as the kingfish development. so yes that. will bring on the all development will bring a lot of jobs as was mentioned by your former guests is also a big factor in the economic drive for uganda like in the it projects but also where those of us who are in the oil and gas industry that it comes with certain constraints and we know what that is about where in an era right now wher

and to cure matusow the energy that conserve the planet connecting from nairobi nice to have it connecting with us here on the stream and welcoming us of of to the string tell audience who you are and what you day and my name is liz that go into the list let's go i'm based in nairobi kenya and here is the president of east africa or the africa energy chamber i'm also an entrepreneur and i own the oil services company a soup nairobi with diesel eastern africa. where we are around. so a lot of i've been watching some local t.v. in uganda local news in tanzania paid for some people are very excited about this pipeline super excited about the potential if you could explain in a nutshell what it is what its purpose is what would you say. welcome me this is a world class development that's far too old to happen. to uganda 2011 well now tell or was still exploring and there was a lot of excitement as to what was what was ahead of us it has taken us this long to finally see what looks to be the beginning of the line of the project that to langer as well as the kingfish development. so yes. will br

good afternoon from nairobi, where you are? good afternoon from nairobi. and — where you are?fternoon from nairobi, andjust behind me - where you are? good afternoon from nairobi, andjust behind me is- where you are? good afternoon from nairobi, and just behind me is a - nairobi, and just behind me is a park, just behind me is the parliament of kenya. the duke of edinburgh continue to play a part in kenya after the events of tree tops, one decade later the country gained independence and he opened the parliament of an independent kenya and he took part in the handover ceremony in 1963. this country is going through eight said weight of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning there is a partial knockdown in this city and others across the country —— going through and third wave of the coronavirus pandemic. people are being discovered from —— discouraged from gathering in crowd that we understand from the foreign office that will be no official events and people are being directed to the online book of condolence on the royal family website. this is also military funeral, not a state

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states being unable to agree on how voting should be conducted catherine sorry joins us now live in nairobi and what's been the reaction to this announcement in somalia catherine. well the president signed to load this motion last night and this in itself is quite problematic because what's ideally supposed to happen according to the lowe is that once a motion is passed by the lower house it has to be forwarded to the upper house to the senate for approval or rejection and we already know from the speaker of the senate that the senate rejects any extension with the speaker saying that it is unconstitutional so a lot of people are going to come out and say what the president has done in itself is not legal there has been a lot of reaction towards this things are moving very quickly we've had from a coalition of opposition presidential candidate and some leaders of the federal states particularly jubilant and point land who have also rejected any decision to extend the president's star move also. from key international donors to somalia the u.k. the u.s. and the e.u. all speaking in one tone

urge the somali people to support the armed forces in this regard catherine saw is live for us in nairobi catherine are there any signs yet that this might go some way to calming the unrest against the government. well some people i've spoken to in somalia saying that the president's message we'll deescalate tensions in the country that have been building up for quite a while people were particularly worried about the involvement of security forces seem to be divided now along political lines on sunday we saw clashes between pro-government and opposition forces which the opposition forces which included soldiers who left frontline positions in her belly region in the south and came to the capital mogadishu to protest against the extension of the presidential term so we saw those clashes we're being told that some of these opposition forces are taken up positions in neighborhoods yesterday tuesday we saw people civilians fleeing from some of these neighborhoods afraid that there could be an outright conflict if the situation continues without being resolved so the president said that the r

without an election is an acceptable many thanks for that update catherine sawyer there for us in nairobi. still ahead on al-jazeera. move on and 7 nights around the al aksa mosque come home to an east to receive jerusalem. and it's the biggest night in hollywood but this year the ceremonies going to look like never before. gets torn apart from germany. with a strong point qatar airways hello there china is going to see quite a bit of wet weather we can see that cloud over central and southern areas with heavy a downpours around india china we could see some localized flooding across northern vietnam with those showers are particularly heavy and as we go into choose day those showers are going to push towards the east coast will have rain as well in hong kong the temperature is sitting at about mid twenty's there you go further north things are looking rather clear and fine beijing seeing lots of sunshine 23 degrees got a bit of a brisk wind we could see some dust in the air for the korean peninsula ahead of that rain we've got clearer skies for south korea similar story for japan lots of

she joins me now from nairobi, kenya. thank you so much for being here with us.om that story there, there are no vaccines. so let's start with the vaccine shortages. every country of course has its own problems. but as an example, what's the biggest problem where you are in kenya? >> i think it has been said the biggest problem is really getting enough vaccine. kenya received 1.2 million doses more than one month ago, and these have been distributed. they're still being put in people's arms. but in some places like nairobi, there is really a shortage. so people are being turned away. people are showing up to vaccine nats and they're being turned away. most vaccination sites have reduced the number of days, the number of hours. so yes, we are still looking for vaccines in nairobi. >> now covax, the program to send vaccines to less fortunate countries, the w.h.o. says it will help just 3.3% of the populations of low income countries be vaccinated by the end of june. and the archbishop of the anglican church of south africa told our christiane amanpour yesterday tha

is still very low and they want to change that catherine sawyer there with an update for us from nairobi thanks so much catherine well that might all be moot because india has temporarily put a hold on. astra zeneca exports in order to meet demand at home it's battling a bigger and more severe 2nd wave of the corona virus a record 126000 new cases were reported on thursday but rising cases has even prompted new zealand to temporarily suspend entry for all travellers from india for the next 2 weeks elizabeth product has more now from the indian capital new delhi. over the past 2 weeks we have already seen the number of vaccines whether it's the seal and to choose manufacturing of the oxford astra zeneca or even the indian manufacturer of buyers biotechs clothes vaccine we have seen the number of exports come down drastically exports to foreign countries over the past 2 weeks and that's after the indian government decided it had to prioritize that's amazing people at home amidst a 2nd wave with cases of rising much more rapidly than the 1st wave and the indian government was under criticis

newsreel announcer: the royal visitors stepped off into the - hot sunshine of nairobi.nd, the duke of edinburgh, were at the start of a tour standing in for herfather, king george vi, who was too ill to travel. the couple took in the sights, but little did they know that destiny was waiting in the wings. half an hour after their arrival came the first engagement. l nearly all the people they met here have passed away, but, in 2015, the bbc spoke to a man who spent time with them. translation: she was j a young, beautiful lady, and her husband, he was a big man. and it was here, at the treetops lodge, that everything changed for the couple. during an overnight stay, the princess became the monarch after herfather died. following their stay here at treetops, the queen and the duke were catapulted into 70 years of service, not only to the united kingdom, but the commonwealth as well, and this was the start of years of friendship and partnership that the prince had with this continent. as the queen's consort, the prince accompanied her on numerous tours in africa. the first

let's bring it out a serious catherine soy is following those developments from the kenya's capital nairobi so catherine bring us up to speed on what's happened overnight and what the situation is that this morning. well the situation this morning adrian is calm but still very very tense this is after this fighting overnight and even during the day between our police forces loyal to president for majo and propositions soldiers who left frontline positions in his belly in the south came to the capital mogadishu also posed to the extension of our president for maja's time in office by another 2 years so we're being told now that the opposing our forces have held their positions but we've not heard of any active engagement this morning there appears to be a lot of shuttle diplomacy going on nobody's kin for an outright war so polity diplomats are trying to get a politicians and the opposing sides to the talking table saying that they must negotiate the mast deescalate the tensions we've seen statements from international partners like the u.k. the e.u. the u.n. as well calling for calm and say

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house and i serve on the city international as the executive director for kenya and i'm based in nairobi welcome hello when they introduce yourself to international audience good evening everyone my name is on there but you are i'm a security council consultant based in nairobi kenya my work is mainly in counterterrorism and if you haven't seen catherine so his work on al-jazeera go not watching out just going and not paying attention catherine remind everybody here you are what you doing. you know my name is catherine sorry i'm a correspondent based here in kenya but i mostly cover east and central africa good to have you now this is not the 1st time that kenya has demanded that refugee camps be closed let me take you back to the minister of interior in 2016 have a look. i want to reform the road so. that the decision to gov come. were not quite that final this is march 24th of this year when a ministry of interior in kenya says we've given you 2 weeks united nations un 8 c.r. which is the u.n. agency that takes care of refugees give me 2 weeks to come up with a plan caffrey how come we

refuse or agree but not with any scientific research well that's paid to catherine sawyer she is in nairobiand neighboring kenya katherine that's really quite the rapid turnaround there from magnifying his original suggestion that the coronavirus could be defeated by prayer. hina stars i can't quite clear you this seems to be a technical problem but if you are asking about the president's move and her stance on coronavirus basically it appears yes that. is standing up for now a lot of people i've spoken to is saying that this is a move in the right direction but they're also saying that the president is being very careful because she doesn't want on the one hand to appear that she's totally or posing the policies of her predecessor the late president but again she doesn't want on the other hand to look like she is sitting still so she says that she is constituting this committee of experts to evaluate. the coronavirus pandemic in the country to consoled and engage widely and internationally and to come back to the government with recommendations and advice the government on how to move forw

long way today she's the proud owner of a flower farm in the town of fico near the kenyan capital nairobi it's a certified fair trade company with more than $500.00 employees. or nearly 30 hectares of land are covered with greenhouses full of roses all of the flowers are grown without the use of chemicals once harvested the roses are packed and placed in a cold store ready to be sent to europe both the cold store and the artificial lighting use a lot of electricity but the power supply isn't always reliable in kenya and power cuts are frequent. grace near china has often had to decide whether to keep the flowers fresh using a diesel generator which is costly or to let the roasts die so for years she's looked for alternatives. renewable energy sources like solar power were always very expensive. but last year she got a solar system that offers up to 150 kilowatts of power financed with the help of a german startup called a cold to go. get us about the benefits. and. we also know that it was possible for us since the start just a few steps and to get to a place where we have. she now pays a

as one of the main called the 1900 test in centers in nairobi which is using the platform it was made in park form to travel outside is for surely the interruption of their travel last chord because of a less hostile or unique identifier that identifies them from any point of entry or exit through the country. the up also came by time when the african union was launching the africa continental free trade area and generally this year according to the world bank this free trade area is the largest trading block in the world with 54 out of 55 african countries participating for the expanse of trade to take shape movement of people from one corner of the continent to the other is key when you you make sure that this tribe will last as safe for free from coffee and you see all the documents are right that can be verified by the end my. health so it is very easy to continue trade it is very easy for you see investments they can warn very easy so we are really targeted on the african countries and maybe even at that point south momo go is hoping to continue travelling agita trading with the

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catherine sawyer has more from nairobi in neighboring kenya.orter: critics say the decision to extend the government for two years is problematic on so many levels. it has faced rejection by the senate and leaders of two of the five regional states. we are also seeing strongly-worded statements from some somalia's key donors, the u.s., eu and u.k. speaking in one town, saying if this doesn't change, they are going to rethink how they do business with the government of somalia. they are also talking about they also say they want stakeholders in the electoral process to go back to the drawing board, resume talks and go back to an agreement made last september on holding an election as soon as possible. but then, talks on how to conduct the election have failed and the president and his allies have blamed leaders from two-state -- from two states as being a hindrance to the electoral process. the president and his supporters say this extension is crucial because the country cannot be in a vacuum for too long. host: for decades, somalia has been at

in nairobi thank you. but means incumbent president patrice title has won a 2nd term in an election by violence the result. received 86 percent of the goods but according to official data only half of eligible voters turned out all this from politicians boycotts of the poll many people angry that talum broke his promise to serve only one up interests has more now from call new on panini southern coast the dictator is embodied much income of. a few dozen supporters of the president for his money making onto the streets of. east victory the white magic of his victory signifies there's generally a shift your stance there is no such a slight anyway by the matching commitment is what you know sometimes an election night you got to do what you did not take place in 16 countries supporting your states of. course he's participating in the picture to say the coaches will bite your tongue. and what may seem. to be sworn in so that he gets to. be one to be what he. is and many people here in fact believe that he's. t

alone to decide the electoral fate catherine so bringing us up to date with those developments from nairobi thank you. india has reported yet another day of record coded 19 infections and deaths there were nearly 350000 new cases on saturday that's the highest number ever recorded in one day in any country in the world and at least $2800.00 people died in just 24 hours the highest since the start of the pandemic there the situation is so bad in the capital new delhi a lockdown due to end on monday has been extended by a week many hospitals are struggling with oxygen supplies don't have enough beds the e.u. as well as germany are preparing to send emergency aid well the prime minister and the modi has admitted the crisis is severe saying a storm has shaken the nation his government has been facing criticism for failing to prepare for the rising number of cases and has been per annum has this update on the situation in new delhi. mumbai and delhi have some of the best health care infrastructure in the country and yet here in the capital we continue to see the entrances to hospitals filled wit

election or anything like that ok we'll leave it there thank you so much for speaking to us from nairobi william davis and thank you very much. the u.s. border patrol has released video showing children being dropped across its southern border by smugglers so in the infrared pictures an adult can be seen dangling and then dropping a child from the mexican side of the border moments later they drop another child and her a what appear to be supplies the children are sisters from ecuador or in the care of their in the careful forty's there are just 3 and 5 years olds and a statement the u.s. border patrol said this if not for the vigilance of our agents using mobile technology these 2 tender age siblings would have been exposed to the harsh elements of the desert environment for hours we're currently working with our law enforcement partners in mexico in attempting to identify these ruthless human smugglers joining us from washington d.c. so mike just talk us through the significance of that particular video and also what's the reaction been. well it highlights a massive problem facing the

might have or on the pilot mentary election in june daryn ok catherine thank you for that update from nairobi. it was another is day affair motional testimony in the trial of the former police officer derek show than the jury it was shown video from body cameras showing the last moments of george floyd's life floyd was seen crying and pleading with officers. to reports from minneapolis. day 3 of the derrick show ven trial saw yet another eye witness take the stand another view of george floyd's death and another for whom the emotion of reliving that day became at times too much to bear. proving that some of the most powerful moments in the trial can be would nothing is said. to 61 year old charles mcmillan can be heard here urging floyd to do what the police say but the restrained floyd can't move at one point he can be heard calling for his mother. to your concerns increase over time. the longer it went on. and. his. earlier prosecutors focused on the events leading up to that confrontation trying to add context to the moments before he was pinned to the ground store clerk christopher martin

but not with any scientific research speakers catherine so she's covering the story for us 6 from nairobi in neighboring kenya after we heard that there are very different approach to tackling the virus in the country. absolutely appears to be a change of direction on the part of presidents who but there are skeptics i've just seen a tweet from the opposition leader to listen to say that it is premature to gauge her stance to gauge her leadership that the presidency is still too young and tonnes a knee and to be careful with praises that they are now giving up because they have seen this before with the former president 5 the late president john mchugh fully who started in a very high note the president before he. also did the same but i've also spoken to a lot of people in tanzania who are saying that this is the move a move in the right direction they're saying however she is being very careful as well because she doesn't want on the one hand to look like she's totally backtracking from the policies of her predecessor the late president again she also doesn't want to look like she's doi

been used as a recruiting ground for the armed group al-shabaab catherine so it has more now from nairobi. this issue has been longstanding and 26th in the government threatened to shut down refugee camp on the border with somalia saying it is a threats to national security at the time there were many a toxin being carried out in kenya say to be carried out by al-shabaab to fight the armed groups fighting in somalia now that situation went away when the court ruled that it would be illegal to shut down that this same same result in march the minister. minister of interior fred my. os that you wouldn't see are to come up with a report and a roadmap to ensure that the comps are closed as soon as possible saying again threats to national security the government rejected the proposal by the un it's the are we basically said that it's impossible to do much this year because of the coronavirus been demick and then again just the complex will just sticks of having through patridge or resettle hundreds of thousands of refugees from different countries now there's been a back and forth between the

from nairobi in kenya. a lot of somalis are saying that what the president has done is problematic on so many levels so he signed this motion into the last night but ideally what's supposed to happen according to the law is that once the lower house passes such a motion they have to forward it to the upper house the senate for approval or rejection so that stage has been skipped we also have had from the speaker of the senate of the upper house who said that they would have rejected this motion anyway because it was unconstitutional there's also a lot of reactions from different quarters we've had from a coalition of opposition presidential candidates and some leaders of the federal states particularly jubal land end point land all of them saying that they reject this decision they reject any extension of the presidential term saying that president from joe just wants to cling on to power we've also had from somalia's key donors the e.u. the u.s. and the u.k. all of them speaking on this in the same tone ve

our bbc health reporter has more from nairobi. and the world african nations agree they should not destroy vaccines that are out of date. it urged countries that have the vaccines that they can still administer them to the population. but there's a complication because it's just been eight months since the vaccines have been used globally and there is not sufficient data to be able to see that once the vcines have passed their shelf life they can still be administered. this is something that has not been tested to be able to establish whether the vaccines will still worker not. -- still work or not. laura: russia's defense minister has orded commanders to pull troops back to their bases, a day after president putin stated -- state of the nation address during which he issued a warning to western country saying they should not cross a redline with russia. nato says some 40,000 russian troops have mobilized in and around ukraine. ukrainiapresident welcomed the news in a tweet, saying that ukraine seeks peace and thanking the interna

opposition have boycotted the election for more on this we can bring in iran as more in china in nairobi he's a former vice chair personal of the african union commission and is the chairman of the african capacity building foundation thank you so much for joining us on the news our stock much of election really is everyone appears to be boycotting it do you see this election playing at or don't you very much. well. i think. that the blanket is very much unfortunately because. no credible really but is and has been a given other than the fact that perhaps many germans here is mired. apart so the writing on the wall that he was not going to be able to make a dent. is known as one decent actions since 1990 in 2000 and. 2 dozen men and women to dance and then 16 so there was no really any indication see that anything has changed that would. jam into his presidency and therefore i think the logical reason was then to throw in the towel or before the fight. oh ok what were we we are able to ask their possession at this time we don't have anyone available to to dispute that but what is clear i