hopes with niger and country further south on _ conjunction its hopes with niger and country further the gulf of guinea if you — country further south on the gulf of guinea if you were _ country further south on the gulf of guinea if you were here _ country further south on the gulf of guinea if you were here before - country further south on the gulf of guinea if you were here before in. guinea if you were here before in that report — guinea if you were here before in that report-— that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration _ that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration in _ that report. so, beverly, talking about deterioration in relations | that report. so, beverly, talking i about deterioration in relations so what is mali saying?— about deterioration in relations so what is mali saying? there's been no official statement _ what is mali saying? there's been no official statement currently _ what is mali saying? there's been no official statement currently for - official statement currently for mali but there was a measured remark tjy mali but there was a measu

they go ot festival on the banks of the niger river in molly, where women are dominating the stage on my analyst and the maryan tradition. wasting a lot about women in all communities. we know the value of women and the place in society like my father, she grew up poor with few opportunities. i recognized her ambition because i have some myself. she encouraged it. she also insisted that my sister's and i learned how to cook clean, take care of children. so that sunday we'd make good rives and mothers. you think there never seemed to be a contradiction between these things for her. for me, i'm struggling to reconcile. being ambitious, being a woman, and being from south sudan, poignant images there from south saddam. well we bring you a premier on d w and use africa. that was a clip from no simple way home. it's a 1st film from south the dawn to screen at the berlin international film festival . a coil de ma b o. is the daughter, a former rebel fighter, john garen, a leading figure in south to dawn. he seen by many as the father of the nation, who like millions, died in vain in years o

we speak to a niger and students in ukraine who was woken up by explosions. also coming up, we take you to be therapy at to meet some of the women suffering the cruelty of all . the un says all sides and the tea gray conflicts have used rape as a weapon of war and.

the three countries in the eye of the storm -- mali burkina faso, and niger it is only nature that ispart that has been invited. the other two, because of political instability, coups in those countries, they have not been invited. they are increasingly separated from the international community. this only exacerbates the situation back home. now, the withdrawal of french forces and their allies from mali further complicates the situation for the region. and there are concerns about what that means for mali and for west africa. though there are fears that it would only help extremism to spread further and come south. france says it will continue to fight against extremist violence in the region, and that is really the spirit here. there is a sense of urgency incorporating militarily across borders. >> our correspondent in ivory coast. for m i have been speaking to our correspondent in nairobi. i began by asking why france. >> is pulling out no. >> it's because there has been a complete brick relations between the military government in bam ako. they have been excluded from african bod

the army minister has arrived in niger for consultations.he military, who took over mali , first promised elections this month but they have withdrawn the plan say no vote would be on the agenda for another five years. -- took a series of sanctions against them, the military believed par was behind that decision. relations deteriorated between mali, france and its allies. >> the germans now have to request permission to fly drones 36 hours before their operations. he told the danes to pull out and they have. norway said it would no longer deploy troops to mali. >> france is already planning a cut down of troops in the sahel region from 5000 to 2500 next year. while various foreign armies gradually pull outcome of the russian mercenary group is expanding its presence in the region. >> the u.s. says it is ready to impose additional sanctions on sudan's military. demonstrators have been taking to the streets since the transition to democracy was halted. according to the sudanese doctors association, over 2000 have been injured since protests be

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in march, 2021, a coup was foiled in niger.ing chad, the president had been in power for 30 years, died in battle, and the army appointed his son to replace him, in violation of the constitution. this was guinea in september. residents woke to gunfire in the capital. there were rumors the president had been detained. confirmation came in this tv addrs. >> the government is dissolved. landholders will be closed for one week, and -- land borders will be closed for one week, and we will then see what happens without air borders. ros: three weeks later, in sudan, this happened. >> first, a state of emergency is declared all ov the country. second, the country remains committed to the content of the constitution declaration. the agreement in south sudan that was signed in october, 2020. ros: that was in 2021. this continued through into 2022 with a successful coup in burkina faso in january. the most recent effort in guinea-bissau failed. six successful coups in africa in 18 months. the u.n. secretary general is calling it an epidem

well, the nigerian army has killed at least 7 children in their strike in neighboring niger. 5 others were wounded in forces. we talked on bandits in the mud id region of southern niger, have been several incidents of the nigerian military accidentally killing civilians in recent years. a silly head here on out 0 in hope of greener pastures. farmers in indonesia tell us why they'll never again rely on tourism to make a living. caught out to him, peru. how fishermen are facing a long hold back from an oil spill disaster. we got sport coming up to norway finish top of the metal table with a record, golden horn. and beijing, with jama. ah, there is currently a winter storm rolling through iraq is not cold in his content as some have been. but it's one of those regular ones and the other ones come about 3 days time. anyway, this one means rain for iraq, snow for the mountains of iran. and then that wind follows eventually becomes a normally bring yet dust from iraq through saudi down towards her bahrain, eventually the you a, the sunshine to follow and in the levant. this is the picture o

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leave mali after almost a decade there fighting islamist insurgents around west africa, and move to nigere. like any games, there have been moments of high drama — and a few moments of controversy too. but what will the legacy of these olympics — for the competitors and the hosts? i'm joined now by shushu chen in birmingham. she's a lecturer in sport policy and management at the university there. thank you forjoining us on newsday. there have been many challenges, not to mention the pandemic and of course the international media spotlight as well. has china, in your view, met all those challenges? well, indeed, as he said, challenges arose and media attention circled around beijing, and i think if we look at the games, overall, i think it has been a successful games, and in terms of measuring success, we need to look at, what are the legacies of promises that the chinese government has made when they wanted to host the games back in 2015? they made three legacy promises, one was to reuse venues, which they did, ten out of 39 venues were reused for this winter games, then the second legacy

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the government of niger said it had stopped a coup last year, just before the new president was sworn west africa has been the coup belt of the continent this past year or so. but further east, there has been one military takeover, and a major conflict that has been likened to a civil war. in october, the head of the sudanese army, generalal—burhan, moved against his civilian allies and sacked them from the joint provisional government, leading to widespread condemnation and continuing civilian protests, in which dozens have been killed. in ethiopia, the prime minister abiy ahmed has been fighting rebels, mostly in the northern tigray province, in a conflict in which 100,000 are believed to have died, with both sides blamed for atrocities. i hope that has given you a little bit of context of our discussions, right? good. ok, let's get down to ourfirst question and it is from dido, where are you? your question, please. my question is, is there a good coup or bad coup, and if there are, - what makes it good or bad? thank you. oh, my. that's a big question to kick off with. murithi mutig

the government of niger said it had stopped a coup last year, just before the new president was swornafrica has been the coup belt of the continent this past year or so. but further east, there has been one military takeover, and a major conflict that has been likened to a civil war. in october, the head of the sudanese army, generalal—burhan, moved against his civilian allies and sacked them from the joint provisional government, leading to widespread condemnation and continuing civilian protests, in which dozens have been killed. in ethiopia, the prime minister abiy ahmed has been fighting rebels, mostly in the northern tigray province, in a conflict in which 100,000 are believed to have died, with both sides blamed for atrocities. i hope that has given you a little bit of context of our discussions, right? good. ok, let's get down to ourfirst question and it is from dido, where are you? your question, please. my question is, is there a good coup or bad coup, and if there are, - what makes it good or bad? thank you. oh, my. that's a big question to kick off with. murithi mutiga from

battled the russian invasion in a significant policy shift, chancellor laughed. shalt a prince of niger armaments delivery of rockets and miss hots shalt calls. roches action. a turning point in history which threatens the world, would that he crime prepares for another night on the bombardment from russian artillery apartment blocking keith suffers a direct rocket strike. but you grant president says he's.

and do you think that the publishing houses in niger area in south africa, for example, do you think they've got the message from you and they're going to begin publishing more anatomy books that actually fit not only the medical students, but the patients of the people where you are yes, i got the message, one of widen old old people and the publishers are walking a video to black locations in the network. and i'm not awful that the also gone why you spend that? she's going to of more insurance. i'm a medical people more lucky because i realize that the use of black for those patients was because they have a question on the screen of course. then we make it as a non blacklist. and so now we also that also more proposal shot black and also more of a wall street brick wall, black speaking for the medical should it be a bay? good luck with your medical training and we look forward to the day when you are called dr. e. bay, we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. the day is almost done. the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter. you at the w news, you c

we're definitely niger number 2 in the foreign policy in the us on our historic land. we have an anti and russian system in the russians. they receive a name so many tree weapons, cutting edge weapons because the us senate child eyes are pursuing the pain and policy for russia. and for us, it's an existential threat. and she'll get dial lays about invested in the us as a nation with the duration. it's a real friend to our interest to, you know, the very existence shipping to our sovereignty stance of ours. you know, that's the red line that i mentioned earlier. it is very often no cross line. and this regards now and don't boss. but if you look at the real good, because what we're seeing is that the forces with their day to day in 2014 power. and they've been doing a through some to tar to and just they don't want to have any peaceful resolution on us or asia as long as years. we've done every year to address the situation through peaceful, political forces. it's all being in vain. as i said in my previous company, we cannot just see the i live by and watch the tragedy

not the end of last year got lost around 400000 doses because of, of expiration date, the niger area, nearly a 1000000. but it's thought that once this factory is up and running and manufacturing goes doses, that should address some of the distribution issues. it's thought that now if they set up the time to when they set up the plan to start manufacturing doses, africans, manufacturing doses for africans should be a great to uptake in those vaccination. now one of the busiest border crossings between the us and canada has partially reopened. it was blocked by a convoy of truckers fighting vaccine mandates. the ambassador bridge between windsor and detroit carries 25 percent of all trade between the 2 countries. the so called freedom convoy protest is now and it's 12 day truck as want vaccine requirements and other clothing 19 restrictions removed for cross order workers shop, so closed in the city of marvelous as palestinian started a general strike and protest at as rainy killings palestinian leaders are demanding and international investigation into what they describe as a heinous

would you know this countries like niger area, egypt, south africa, kenya, a mainly attract attracting the bigger investment. why would you say batches? well, those are the largest markets. nigeria and south africa are the largest economies on the continent. and kenya is the largest economy in east africa. and egypt unique in that it hasn't had a single recession, negative growth in the last 20 years. these are the largest market in the region. and it's not surprising that they have so much economic activity. they also have large diaspora that are globally connected. and so it's not surprising that they're the anchors of the african venture capital seen, but you do have new, new interests. you really see an increase in investing in francophone west africa. particular, i was just reading that banner gall has slowly been growing but as jump to about receiving 5 percent of all venture. which that seems like a small percentage, but compared to where it was less than one percent 2 years ago. you do see reader diversification in the market. destination of venture and signing all has of cours

leave mali after almost a decade there fighting islamist insurgents around west africa, and move to nigerh a boy trapped in a village well for three days. the operation comes less than two weeks after a similar, unsuccessful attempt to rescue a child from a moroccan well gripped the world. the five—year—old boy, named haidar, is wedged deep inside the well, but is still able to move his arms and upper body. the beijing winter olympics come to an end on sunday, but international activists are continuing their calls for countries and athletes to take protest action. their chief concern is beijing's mistreatment of millions of muslim uyghur people in the north—western region of xinjiang. in the last 2a hours, a games official dismissed claims of human rights violations against them as lies, and china has been accused of using the winter olympics for the —— for political propaganda after getting a weaker athlete to light the olympic torch. and china has been accused of using the winter olympics for political propaganda, after getting a uyghur athlete to light the olympic cauldron. zumretay ar

now, you mentioned niger where france has a presence, but also he can knowledge that the has been a change in the region. that's falling multiple kids that have taken place. there's been 2 in mall you since 2020. there's been a q in book, in fact, so as a kid there's been a chad so, and there's also this anti french sentiment when the french ambassador was expelled this month. they were celebrations in the capture of money. but michael and france is facing up to the reality that this the reality and the ground has changed for them. so he has a nice that they will be this withdrawal of troops and france, husband fighting groups linked to al qaeda and isis since 2000, and since 2013, but more recently, there's been an increased number of tax in neighboring countries. so that's what, that's why france is saying that they'll continue to use operations in this whole region. and as far as money is concerned, what are the security implications of this and the potential back q that it will leave? what is difficult to say at this point in time, the money and the authorities have been talking tough

let's take this home, we can speak to you, but well, who's president of niger is labor congress, also president of the international trade union and confederation and joins us live here on such as. so, mr. well, 1st of all, it's not all down to inflation. this is why do we have these walk outs and pay demands in an oil rich country like nigeria? well, thank you very much for having me this evening. there had been a lot of challenges actually managing the economy and also making sure that there is some level of shared prosperity, possibly policy, incoherent, and legend. you can see this by the front that we have that richer resources, but even to try to refine the petroleum product, had become very challenging and we keep important this very input on commodity. so this part of the challenge said the brochure i'm sexual cause very, very, very important for nigeria. and we have this paternity ministry law which has been signed in by the president. what would it be? implications of this on petrol subsidies. and so for the petroleum industry actually been signed into know what it's implica

the tanka was permanently more than shallow water off the coast of the niger delta is no confirmation yet of how much crude oil might have filled into the ocean. and the un says more than 4000000 people in parts of the fuel you are facing critical shortages of water. after the last 2 rainy seasons failed hundreds of thousands of children already severely malnourished in those areas. malcolm webb has one for nearly 2 years. the rainy seasons has failed in the lowland regions of eastern ethiopia. the un says more than 4000000 people are facing critical water shortages. in recent months, the livestock, they depend on to survive, have been dying in their tens of thousands access for journalists, n e t, a period restricted to un release. this video from the somali region, hundreds of thousands of people are depending on health and nutrition support from the u. n's agency for children. the u. n says around 200000 children malnourished, and the numbers are growing foss. mobile clinics like this one, people can get some help, other victim enrich, therapeutic feeding, paste can help to bring c

leave mali after almost a decade there fighting islamist insurgents around west africa, and move to nigerch prime minister, mark rutte, has apologised to the indonesian people for the dutch military�*s systematic and widespread use of torture and extreme violence against those fighting for independence in the nineteen— forties. mr rutte said the conclusions of a historical review were painful, but his government accepted responsibility. rescuers in eastern afghanistan are trying to reach a boy who's been trapped in a village well since wednesday. the operation comes less than two weeks after a similar — unsuccessful — attempt to rescue a child from a moroccan well gripped the world. the five—year—old boy, named haidar, is wedged deep inside the well, but is still able to move his arms and upper body. to brazil now where alarms have sounded in the city of petropolis, warning residents of intense rain in the hours to come. a month's worth of rain fell in a matter of hours on tuesday and now this new bad weather has forced the search and rescue mission to be temporarily stopped. earlier i sp

the tanker was permanent to more than shallow water off the coast of the niger doesn't top stories that stay with us. the news continues after the spring. thanks for watching. ah ah, higher than the okay on today's episode of the stream could national dialogue bring piece to ethiopia. if you're watching right now in your on youtube, the comment section is life, but your comments or thoughts, your solutions into the comments section. i will do my best include them into the show within the show a little bit differently. we are focusing on strategies to get piece that. ethiopia, earlier we spoke to tech clay deborah michael, and this is what he told us. number one, the people integrate who i am is subject to 1 may star version for the past 2 years and must be saved from total annihilation now or the mother of urgency number to foreign forces who wants to occupying parcels to grow must lean number 3. there should be a mechanism that enables people to connect representative and to participate in daniel and all the emotions including refund and wants to be on the table. number 4 . and that sh

jones is not from the army in niger, thanks for joining us. a tell us more about the so. ready festival to reaction and communicate. so yesterday, around 9 p. m. the camp of plan saba was attacked by an armored group in each ri, north eastern congo. they, this massacre made more than $59.00 victims, including 14 children, including 2 children were, were studying at, in our school. so this is the 5th time since november that m. o displacement can heart have been deliberately targeted by army groups. it is an acceptable and the norwegian rate for you until is family condemning this today and women and children significantly among the dead? yes, i'm sorry that i said more than 14 children beds we've seen. we've seen the reports . the images are terrible at these population. this camp is hosting around 24000 people and these people are already flim the violence since 2019 in the region. and now today they are being attacked precisely where they should be safe. but they are nuts and, and we are saying that safety, he's there, right. so we are calling every one to ensure that t

the tanker was permanently more than shallow water off the coast of the niger delta. there is no confirmation yet of how much crude oil might have spilled into the ocean. still to come on, al jazeera, an uptake in attacks on the colombian border as rebel groups. battle over drug roots and resources and the barren landscape that could be the center of california's new gold rush. ah, i'm sure you're familiar with this picture. old weather tumbles in across the north of europe, down through the middle, down towards the east, where it redeveloped into a storm system without still going on. but this is potty bit hard and to what was a fatty settled, middle admitted to have been snow showers, all overcast conditions quite often in eastern europe. but now we're going to change that a little bit more. so here's the overall picture for friday. then the winds are cold ones, the british isles, and same to norway in sudden scanner. maybe a line of rain stretching back to france is still relatively warm. spain to put you in a bit more clouded a few more shares. and whilst the case

is a weaker national muslim scholarship and much it is very morals to my 0 look of an upper level niger locally and i had summer, a prison on like, on the into this a little little good enough voice. good. are you the free? i'm the machine. and no doubt, of course, we need to normalize our relations, but this is supposed to be based on the mutually respectful dialogue, principles of equality and recognition of each other's legitimate interests. you louisiana, when they both hold due to martha morgan rules in the road. she knew at the porch when the cook renew, molecular shows up and make a league to show. so nicholas, even with the quote for me. oh, so he published, they do tourist diploma to them as what new model as for the idea light ideologies and ultimatums in threads, this is a dead end street and this would yield to nowhere. unfortunately, some of our colleagues, i carried away by this in their public statements, and i cannot call this diplomacy here. we didn't school lucidly si, fi, supp. she knew also be a bit of there's an organization of those. my mid, the over the most or th

reports from niger say an air strike by the military from neighbouring nigeria has killed seven children the strike. nigerian officials said an investigation was underway. the two countries have been conducting joint military operations against armed gangs responsible for kidnappings in the region. the first body has been found on a ferry that caught fire near greece on friday. another ten people are unaccounted for. all the missing people are thought to be lorry drivers from bulgaria, greece, turkey and lithuania. 280 passengers and crew were evacuated from the euroferry olympia after a fire broke out on friday. firefighters battling to get the blaze under control in the ionian sea. the euroferry olympia was travelling a routine nine—hourjourney from igoumenitsa in greece to brindisi in italy when the fire broke out early on friday. in the dark, passengers were woken and told to get into life rafts, but some passengers are still missing. their relatives face an agonising wait for information. translation: i spoke to another driver that was also _ in the hold in the cars. i asked him if

against terrorism in the sahel region, and would seek to expand the scope of their operations to include nigers. this is how the french president, emmanuel macron, explained the decision to pull the troops out of mali. translation: we cannot engage militarily side by side _ with de facto authorities with whom we do not share a strategy or objectives. that is the situation in mali today. the fight against terrorism cannot justify everything ad must not, by using a pretext as being the ultimate priority turning into an exercise of indefinitely maintaining power. they cannotjustify an escalation in violence by using mercenaries whose violent acts are documented in the central african republic and whose use of force is not in line with any rules or conventions. new research has suggested that orangutans have an instinctive knowledge of how to use tools. orangutans at zoos in norway and the uk were presented with a box wrapped in silicon — and they used stones to hammer and cut their way inside. the researchers say it indicates that our shared predecessors were using tools 13 million years ago. an

wars and the greater middle east and era -- in africa whether it is iraq, afghanistan or somalia and niger. the other day there was an american servicemen injured in mali. you've had a community that has bourne the butte -- the burden and cost of repeated deployments of their brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, wives and husbands coming back from deployments injured or wounded, the stress placed on families, if they are in the reserves or national guard, the stress placed on businesses and nonmilitary careers. and, it is important to note as well that our military is increasingly staffed and many of our recruits come from serving families or families that have already had somebody serve. these wars, for many are becoming multi generational. you are having fathers that are seeing their sons deployed in the same place as that they did earlier in the global war on terror. i had a marine who served in iraq and he had the same experience. his son deployed to the same base for the reasons we were deployed in iraq 10 years later when the united states intervened to fight i says. this is a c

i don't have a solution for that niger for the windsor police >> as the situation unfolds please come back for new reporting. ben collins as always thank you for your reporting and next in a tense phone call with russian president, biden warns of swift consequences, our reporter is on the ground in ukraine right now as tensions continue to rise. >>> plus the latest reporting surrounding former donald trump and the documents he allegedly destroyed or took with him to mara lag au. >>> and pfizer is postponing it's application to the fda for vaccines under five years old. going to ask dr. gupta where to go from here. we're just getting started here on "american voices". ican voice" i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were gett

the tanker was permanently more than shallow water off the coast of the niger delta. there's no confirmation yet of how much crude oil but actually have spilled into the ocean. now there is concern that the mild, less of the on the con variant of cubic 19 could be stopping some africans from getting vaccinated. the variant is now known to be in 5 african nations and the director of the continents centers for disease control. and prevention says it's not yet a concern, but the world health organizations regional head says she's worried that the milder infection could be harming vaccination rates that were already too low. only around one and 10 africans are jogged with vaccine scarcity, and the lack of trust often blamed the un says more than 4000000 people in parts of ethiopia are facing critical shortages of water. after the last 2 rainy seasons failed. hundreds of thousands of children already severely malnourished in those areas. malcolm web reports. for nearly 2 years, the rainy seasons have failed in the lowland regions of eastern ethiopia. the un says more than

then in march 2021 — a coup was foiled in niger, two days before the new president was sworn in.. government is this all. land—holders will be closed one week and we will then see what will happen with our air borders. that was in 2021 and this continued into 2020 excess coup in burkina faso injanuary and then an attempted coup in the guinea—bissau in total, six successful coups in africa in 18 months, un secretary general is calling an epidemic of twos and there are reasons why this is happening with new york i'm saying it is contagious and highlights a number of factors major security threat, vital humanitarian disasters and millions of young people having the prospect it says, all of those things mean people are fed up with their government. the financial times on another point, putting one expert in every with the failure to deliver democracy pushing africans to welcome kus. 0rnella moderan is the head of the sahel programme at the institute for security studies —, a not for profit specialising in conflict and governance in africa. she's in the mali capital, bamako. —are ther

there is a success like last week and when things go terribly wrong as when service members died in niger in 2017. there is a great deal we the public do not hear about. we do not know exactly who the u.s. is fighting or where or who it it's. we do not have reliable sense of who is being killed. part of this is because of operational secrecy and part is because these operations are like footprints to reduce the risk of american casualties, which draw u.s. media attention, but there is an institutional explanation that the executive branch has run away with this more. successive administrations developed a doctrine to allow them to expand the scope of the conflict unilaterally. they turn to their own boyars rather than congress and decide the safeguards that are appropriate. this increases the risk of warmaking and all that can follow, shattered lives, destroyed communities, and the potential for grievances to ricochet back against the united states in the form of a new generation of national security threats. it may cause the united states to be overextended militarily when it faces more