in abidjan ivory coast. the world of cinema has lost an all time legend sean connery has died at the age of 90 famous for playing james bond he fleshed out many other roles with great success beyond the double of 7 franchise in a career spanning more than 4 decades. ago to be. the request that he rose to fame as the suave secret agent. for many sean connery was the best bond of all time he played 7 in a total of 7 outings for the franchise but he was eager not to become typecast. discussing direct. questions not just. in the 1980 s. connery proved he was more than just a pretty face as a 14th century sward wielding monkey in the name of the rose the u.s. audiences weren't keen on seeing him as a franciscan friar he got rave reviews for his role as the archaeologist father of indiana jones then at last in 1908 during. an oscar for best supporting actor. sean connery was born into poverty in edinburgh in 1930 he left school at the age of 13 delivering milk to support his family after a stint in the navy he cli

and correspondent funny is in abidjan in ivory coast funny some violence yesterday how is the situation there today. right now here in abidjan the commercial capital of ivory coast everything is quite calm as you can see behind me the in fact is not much going on the roads are more or less empty people are staying at home not only because it's sunday morning but because of this very controversial disputed election that played out quite violently yesterday now there being quite a few disruptions across the country both in the center and in the south 5 laurie coast including the capital what we do not know at this point the exact numbers because there's a lot of conflict conflicting information right now going on the opposition party talking about around 12 people dad yesterday now one thing is certain have president president ouattara he's trying to play down the things that are a bit he said that these were just a few incidents it's clear of course what's important to him that this country moves on beyond this election and that the situation remains peaceful but it's anything but peacef

in abidjan ivory coast. one of cinema's all time greats is gone james bone star sean connery has died at the age of 90. go to. request that. took. a shot to stardom and the very 1st james bone film duff to know in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot won many accolades throughout his long career including an academy award and 3 golden globes. we saw only missed you're watching news up next a doc film with a look into a multi-billion euro tax scandal we've got more on any of our stories you can find out on d.v.d. dot com as we get to follow us on social at the state of the news i'm rebecca thanks for watching. this presidential election is a crucial why not just for the united states who's leading the race in america's food lines because it will be right here for you and both tell you everything you need to know as america decides we'll bring you the numbers issues the background join us for special live coverage from berlin the u.s. election november 4th on digital ag

a 3rd term well and 30 people were killed and post election violence committed just joins us from abidjan so i was getting a reaction yet to these final results being announced. actually laura the reactions came even before the constitutional court lost its verdict there were incidents reported you know we vary it to all neighborhoods of abidjan we who are pro-choice hearing about how the incidents outside of the economic capital but for the time being things are calm on the streets of abidjan here right now the incidents. earlier in the day was put down by the police when they fired tear gas to disperse a group of protest protestors opposition supporters in fact were out on the streets a similar incident just reported in your program on another section of your vote and then trying to one ok just reporting there from abidjan on the latest from the ivory coast. still ahead there has been heading off to. backing off to his ally won the election. and making landfall in florida storm hits the u.s. leaving a trail of destruction and its way. how the weather remains set fire across a good postu

with julia is making a delivery to a small shop in abidjan that sells the cooperatives products. the flavored cocoa, beans, spice mixes, and tea. the german development agency g.r.i.z., helped to establish the contact among the organizations activities, the supporting sustainable initiatives to secure farmers' livelihoods across africa . but if she can be a role model for other women, when it comes to expanding back, ok, processing and developing new products through the juliet quasi has an apartment in abidjan in the kitchen. she cooks up her products and experiments with new ideas. you know, it's not the inspiration strikes when i'm in my kitchen. when i start one recipe, an idea for another one pops into my head. i don't know why it just comes naturally . and julie, an idea of getting more from cocoa ponds is catching on. the ivory coast government is in the process of building a biomass, power generation plant that will turn the country's abundance of coca production, waste into electricity. another young woman who has built up a ugly business company is featured in our next

the arrest of leaders and members has struck the opposition especially here in the economic capital abidjan many have gone underground to continue what they say is that demand for justice and respect for the constitution. the secretary general of f.b.i. party rican for a country where everyone should respect the law or one should not have you know some right but also also some obligation of 5 years for. indecent safety or if i think. we're fighting for justice. the government has declared more position leaders wanted and said more arrests will follow in coming days ivory coast presidential election was marred by violent protests as the 2016 referendum and president alassane ouattara announcement that he was running for thought. the opposition says it's illegal but his supporters assessed the constitutional amendment following the referendum cleared him to run again i am a decrease al-jazeera abidjan. we have to take you back now to our top story the election of joe biden as the next president of the united states these are live pictures from los angeles as you can see people are out there c

with terrorism over their refusal to accept the results of the vote of its interests reports from abidjan you they don't believe pascal i think your soul is the face of ivory coast opposition it wasn't a song who announced a boycott of the presidential vote and called for a campaign of civil disobedience as a result of the presidential election were being created he announced a transitional council headed by former president horror economy but. the government calls this treason. i've also been here we're focusing on those who incite people to violence before the calls to boycott civil disobedience and the so-called transitional council there was no violence these actions by the opposition changed everything. although former president appeared at opposition press briefings the government has no plans to arrest him at least for now but he's always surrounded by police the police say that's because it was there that the transitional council has announced the arrest of leaders and members has struck the opposition especially here in the economic capital abidjan many have gone underground to c

but there julia is making a delivery to a small shop in abidjan that sells the cooperatives products. the flavored cocoa, beans, spice mixes, and tea. the german development agency g.i.c., helped to establish the contact among the organization's activities, a supporting sustainable initiatives to secure farmers' livelihoods across africa. but then she can be a role model for other women when it comes to expanding back ok, processing and developing new products through the juliet quasi has an apartment in abidjan in the kitchen. she cooks up her products and experiments with new ideas. just not the inspiration strikes when i'm in my kitchen. when i start one recipe, an idea for another one pops into my head. i don't know why it just comes naturally . and julie, an idea of getting more from cocoa ponds is catching on. the ivory coast government is in the process of building a biomass, power generation plant that will turn the country's abundance of coca production, waste into electricity. another young woman who has built up a solid agribusiness company is featured in our next report to

has this assessment the roads here in abidjan in the commercial capital are almost empty people are staying at home and they're trying to sit out these controversial elections they are bracing for violence yet they're hoping for a peaceful outcome of the elections there were various incidents in the center in the south of ivory coast including the capital city where police forces be trying to disperse protesters but again we're trying to prevent voters from casting their ballot now opposition parties are saying that this was not an election that quote the president president ouattara in fact rob the constitution so that does indicate of course that emotions are running high and it's going to be very interesting to see how the next hours how the next days are going to play out as the results are going to be announced and also of course the way president ouattara is going to address the nation. t.w. correspondent funny fish are reporting for you from abidjan there well the world of movies has lost an all time greats sean connery the man who played james bond in the very 1st of the blo

but there julia is making a delivery to a small shop in abidjan that sells the cooperatives products. the flavored cocoa, beans, spice mixes and tea. the german development agency g.r.i.z., helped to establish the contact among the organization's activities, to supporting sustainable initiatives, to secure farmers' livelihoods across africa. then she can be a role model for other women when it comes to expanding back ok, processing and developing new products through the juliet quasi has an apartment in abidjan in the kitchen. she cooks up her products and experiments with new ideas. you know, it's not the inspiration strikes when i'm in my kitchen. when i start one recipe, an idea for another one pops into my head. i don't know why it just comes naturally . and julie, an idea of getting more from cocoa ponds is catching on. the ivory coast government is in the process of building a biomass, power generation plant that will turn the country's abundance of coca production, waste into electricity. another young woman who has built up a ugly business company is featured in our next repor

is in abidjan with more 100 people of reaction to the political uncertainty there. the streets of economic capital are much calmer than they used to be in the early days of the election now there is less security presence on the streets however there is significant presence of the security forces around the homes of opposition leaders in abidjan here and apart from that there is because of the situation you cannot make activities are picking up here is one of the markets in the city and here traders are opening their shops and i'll go there are many traders and businessmen who are still skeptical of the situation they would prefer to wait until after the pronouncement of the constitutional court and see how things go from there apart from the economic sector the education sector is also being closely watched our schools are due to resume next monday and there are concerns from families and people in the capital here about whether or not to send their children back to school there are people with spoken to who've moved their families out of the country ahead of the e

ahmet interest is in abidjan with more on how people are reacting to the political uncertainty. the streets of the economic capital are much calmer than they used to be in the early days of the election now there is less security presence in the streets however there is significant presence of the security forces around the homes of a position leaders in abidjan here and apart from that there is because of the calm situation you cannot make activities are picking up here is one of the markets in the city and here traders are opening their shops and i'll go there are many traders and businessmen who are still skeptical of the situation they would prefer to wait until after the pronouncement of the constitutional court and see how things go from there apart from the economic sector the education sector is also be closely watched schools are due to resume next monday and there are concerns from families and people in the capital here about whether or not to send their children back to school there are people with spoken to who've moved their families out of the country ahead of the

been declared the winner has a posse say they'll set up a transitional government interest is in abidjan with more on how people are reacting to the political uncertainty. the streets of the economic capital much calmer than they used to be in the early days of the election now there is less security presence on the streets however there is significant presence of the security forces around the homes of opposition leaders in abidjan here and apart from that there is because of the calm situation you cannot make activities are picking up here is one of the markets in the city and here traders are opening their shops and i'll go there are many traders and businessmen who are still skeptical of the situation they would prefer to wait until after the pronouncement of the constitutional court and see how things go from there apart from the economic sector the education sector is also being closely watched high schools are due to resume next monday and there are concerns from families and people in the capital here about whether or not to send their children back to school there are people wit

the arrest of leaders and members has struck the opposition especially here in the economic capital abidjanmany have gone underground to continue what they say is that demand for justice and respect for the constitution . is the secretary general of the f.b.i. party we can for a country where everyone should respect the law or one should know what you are some right bartolo so also some of the mission of 5 is for. me in this is safety or if i think. we're fighting for justice. the government has declared more position leaders wanted and said more arrests will follow in the coming days ivory coast presidential election was marred by violent protests since the 2016 referendum and president alassane ouattara announcement that he was running for a thought. the opposition says it's illegal but his supporters assessed the constitutional amendment followed the referendum cleared him to run again. greece al-jazeera. we're just going to leave this bulletin and you with pictures of celebrations in the u.s. vice president elect. village in southern india their villages use colored powder to write cong

after an opposition, a boy called well, in ivory coast's commercial capital, abidjan. there was this meeting meant to be a low lives branch of sorts. what came out of it? exactly. it's more american on the french and the course on the time to buy a reward for a government to ensure some form across the country. brady, a former president, was part of the movement toward the presidential election. today he is here and met with president alassane. ouattara will go, that meeting lasted less than an hour. it was commended by both sides as i progress some form of progress. and of course, the groundwork for future negotiations according to the 2 leaders has been lead initially before coming here. remember, since the election, the house of horror economy, india and other opposition leaders have been surrounded by security forces. today as we were driving to this venue, in fact, where i was and what i was holed up in trying to turn during his fight for the supreme a c. of the seat of president with not only bug will go for till we saw that the security forces have been moved aw

the result is in abidjan for assad. what have been the reactions to this meeting between ouattara and people hopeful that it could bring an end to the unrest? well, it's some breaks go expectations from ivorians close to 4 hours after the meeting between what the opposition party, the p.c.i.-e. 4 issued a statement listing its demands, saying that yes, the ice has been broken. but again, the demand still exist. they want the freedom of all of position members who are now in jail. they also want the form of the constitutional court, the election commission, and watch this. the most important, of course, for them is the candidate of loss and what they will be, they call an unconstitutional e, elected for a student of ivory coast. they want that to also be addressed in subsequent meetings to be held by the 2 sides. and that will be the biggest sticking point. what are sees himself as a duly elected president of ivory coast? why, while the opposition boycott of that election, he's either believes that he has the mandate to

expanding back, ok, processing and developing new products through the juliet quasi has an apartment in abidjan in the kitchen. she cooks up her products and experiments with new ideas. just not the inspiration strikes when i'm in my kitchen. when i start one recipe, an idea for another one pops into my head. i don't know why it just comes naturally . and julie and quasi, his idea of getting more from cocoa ponds is catching on. the ivory coast government is in the process of building a biomass, power generation, a plant that will turn the country's abundance of coca production, waste into electricity. another young woman who has built up a solid, ugly business company is featured in our next report to last set up a somewhat user farm and they will be it breeds flies, flies. these insects are very popular with us humans, but the last is showing that the black soldier flies in fact deserve some respect. this container is full of black soldier, fly larvae. many might find them disgusting, but for turner schreiber's, they were the basis of the business idea she had 2 years ago. we think in 2nd pro

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against the authority of the state marriages al-jazeera is ahmed idris is following all of this in abidjan the government that is accused of selective justice in ivory coast for example no ruling party supporter has been arrested. exactly i was assuming that question the public prosecutor. said that in fact this is a continuing investigation and of course they will arrest anybody who disturbs the peace but his main the main thrust of his statement lies in the fact that he said before the boy court the announcement of the book called on the transitional government ivory coast was peaceful and they hold those leaders who called for the boy court and the civil disobedience marches as responsible for the deterioration of security and the violence that followed during and after the election when asked why conan bedu was not arrested because he was part of the call for a boycott of the presidential elections last such a day he said. the issue with this statement was that he was he's very old and that of course the reason why he's been he's not been arrested was because he did not openly there wa

in abidjan with more on how ivorians are reacting to the political uncertainty. the streets of economic capital are much calmer than they used to be in the early days of the election now there is less security presence on the streets however there is significant presence of the security forces around the homes of opposition leaders in abidjan here and apart from that there is because of the carm situation economic activities are picking up here is one of the markets in the city and here traders are opening their shops and i'll go there are many traders and businessmen who are still skeptical of the situation they would prefer to wait until after the pronouncement of the constitutional court and see how things go from there apart from the economic sector the education sector is also being closely watched our schools are due to resume next monday and there are concerns from families and people in the capital here about whether or not to send their children back to school there are people with spoken to who've moved their families out of the country ahead of the ele

community in addition to the impact of copulating on the economy so far ok reporting there live from abidjan thank you. new zealand prime in a surge is in the arts and has been sworn in for a 2nd term i just say the right thing all the way to you know me going to hear our turns labor party won $64.00 of the $120.00 seats in new zealand's parliament last month the party's biggest election victory in 50 years or 20 per cent cabinets includes 8 female 5 miree and 3 l g b t ministers including the prime minister grant robertson is the 1st openly gay man to hold a position. it's time for a check on the weather with bob. only 2 weeks ago lisbon was suffering flooding from a circulating low fuel there's another one there and this one will be a focus but more recently it's been the eastern side of spain that got rain from an on shore breezes get some more as well but this is an orange grove it should not be under water as a reminder for you mostly because modern enough to be annoying this is the east coast around but i don't see it but as i said the focus is going to be east coast so much as the wes

dangerously high doses and can also be laced with other substances about 2 years ago authorities in abidjan realized that they were facing a massive problem on the new didn't somebody in 2018 we seized more than 40 tons of from a dog and among what we see discovered some tramadol with doses of 300 milligrams so we intensified our efforts and started tracking down people selling tramadol on the black market to live under the thumb of those in russia. but the epidemic hasn't stopped at the blue cross clinic the number of young people who have experimented with tramadol worries doctors addicts are often brought here by relatives who can't deal anymore with aggression constant need for money or mood swings. the addiction comes very quickly some of those the type of drug that you can say hi to one day and the next day it has taken over the rest of your life over the long term consumption and highly concentrated tablets increase the risk of overdose and side effects like anxiety convulsions and trouble breathing but these arguments are not enough to stop using tramadol. party the 1st time it was

run for a 3rd term in saturday's election opposition candidates are holding a press conference in abidjan to announce their next moves they say that 30 people have died in the run up to the vote that in rallies in the economic capital abidjan and several other towns demonstrators say that president assad watada as attempt to stay in office is unconstitutional he's appealed for calm as votes counted out a series of address is following the situation from what's the latest on that. well adrian that press conference by pascal of its own has ended just a few minutes ago and the position of his party and the opposition is such that they condemn the election us of playground abuse of the constitution or creation by what he called the illegal candidacy of president unless on water while talking about the election he said the election commission was never free and fair to all parties involved and that there were no local observers be not a local of the street show that these votes are credible free and fair he claims that 30 people although we are hearing stories from other media or from other so

school lived out in abidjan al jazeera as our address is there so the former prime minister an opposition leader has been arrested what's the government and the opposition saying about it. while the government is quiet about this but the opposition including spokespersons of the 2 political parties have confirmed that often yes i was in fact arrested while he was trying to cross the border into gonna and one other person is being sought after this much worse and also by the public prosecutor when he spoke to the media i do. they're also looking for my very talk is who is also wanted in connection with the call for civil disobedience as well as the setting up of the transitional government but when asked about why the government is not interested in arresting former president clinton but has troops surrounding his house he said although the announcement for the formation of a transitional council was. videos house they have no cause to arrest him because he. it's not directly quoted to say people should go on the streets as well as setting up the transitional government but however because

incidents outside of the economic capital but for the time being things are calm on the streets of abidjan here right now the incidents. of the day was put down by the police when they fired tear gas to disperse a group of professors protestors opposition supporters in fact who are out on the streets similar incident is reported in your pool go in another section of your poem and then 21. governing party says it's one enough seats to form a government despite no official announcement from the election commission vote counting is still going on the national league for democracy party which is led by and son suchi won a landslide election victory 5 years ago and has more now from young. we were supposed to get some results earlier today was supposed to get the 1st such results around 12 new and more around for the unfortunately the union election commission hasn't released them yet i think there's been some issues going on that they knocked on their facebook page this morning that they've been. late last night in that they were at sort of the problem but we're still not hearing the officials

forces still maintain strong presence around the homes of opposition figures in the konami capital abidjan many have been arrested and others on the run it's hard to say if the continuing crackdown news enough to take the steam out of the months long opposition protest and prevent more deaths and i get. al-jazeera. a strengthening tropical storm or has made landfall on the florida keys days after leaving dozens dead in mexico and central america rescuers in guatemala find more bodies after landslides triggered by the storm it had devastated areas in some of the country's most remote smiles in its regions 60000 people have been forced to leave their homes. when they bring honduras return has displaced around 1000000 people the storm has damaged thousands of homes forcing many people to take cover in shelters. and all of them were like wow we need help because we're left on the street everything is flooded people are asking to be taken out of their houses because they were trapped. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories u.s. president elect joe biden has outlined his.

i would address sounds more from abidjan. it's more like an on the branch and of course on a time to buy the water, the government to ensure some form of normality across the country. quote unquote recon, embody a former president was part of the movement toward the 2 with a $21.00 presidential election. today he is here and met with president alassane. ouattara will go, that meeting lasted less than an hour and was commended by both sides as i progress to some form of progress. and of course, the groundwork for future negotiations according to the 2 leaders has been made initially before coming here. remember, since the election, the house of only carnaby and other opposition leaders have been surrounded by security forces today as we were driving to this venue. in fact, where i lost and what i was for that in trying to tend during his fight for the supreme a c. of the seat of the president with a lot of bible. yeah, i'd go for tel. we saw that the security forces have been moved away from a mr. biggest house and also away f

i mean, interest has more now from abidjan. it's more american on the french and of course on the time to buy the war, to the government, to ensure some form of normality across the country. to recall them, brady, a former president, was part of the movement to board the 2 with a $21.00 presidential election. today he's met with president alassane. ouattara will go. that meeting lasted less than an hour and was commended by both sides as a progress to some form of progress. and of course, the groundwork for future negotiations, according to the 2 leaders has been the initially before coming here. remember, since the election, the house of our economy and other opposition leaders popped in surrounded by security forces. today as we were driving to this venue, in fact, where i lost and what i was for that imprinted 10 during his fight for the supreme a c. of the seat of president with a lot of bug. oh yeah, go for tell. we saw that the security forces have been moved away from a mr. biggest house and also away from the party's he

ahead with a wide margin of victory from the results being announced by the and action commission in abidjan right now it looks like he is certain of victory at the end of the day remember the 2 leading opposition figures in the race quit the race boycotting it calling his candidature unconstitutional and therefore they are both courting the the vote however their names remained on the ballot and some of them are even scoring higher than he is only challenged in the boat so for now a less than water looks for victory at the moment from the results we are hearing or receiving from the election commission and assuming that is the case and the president does win and how will the opposition respond. well the response of the opposition from day one is that. campaign of civil disobedience even before the election they called on the supporters to disrupt this vote as much as they can and today one of the opposition figures or presidential candidate. i think it's all in a press statement issued earlier today said officially well alison what tourist kenya's president says and that and what we are wit

there were disturbances in opposition strongholds and the commercial capital, abidjan, where police firedrupt voting. turkish president recip tayyip erdogan has visited the site of collapsed buildings in the aegean province of izmir. at least 37 people were killed and 885 injured in a strong earthquake that caused panic in the city. the bbc‘s esra yalcinalp reports from izmir speaking turkish this is the moment when this 16—year—old girl's worst nightmare came to an end, she had spent over 17 hours under rubble. her recovery has relit the candle of hope for those waiting for the news of their loved ones. hope and despair, both still are alive in izmir as rescue efforts continue. translation: we were at the dentist with my husband. the tremor came as my husband's tooth was done. i am eight months pregnant. my husband pushed me under the table to protect me. he was still sitting on the examination chair at the time and the tremor intensified. turkey remains amongst the most ea rthquake—prone countries in the world. in january this year, more than 30 lives were lost when an earthquake struck

entire regions preventing supplies from reaching factories of serious i would address reports from abidjan at this cocoa processing factory workers prepare the last talk of beans for production there where that some of them may be working their last ships. opposition protests against president alassane ouattara 30 have forced manufacturing companies to cut production. the factory manager says they have received only 40 tons of cocoa beans in 2 weeks. instead of a daily consignment of 320 tons before the political crisis. the current political crisis has strangled towns like yemen, so cruel and many others were hit by violent demonstrations. farmers were scared. no one wants to take chances, as there are many incidents where truckloads of goods were burnt. constitutional changes enable president ouattara to run for 30. the opposition call it illegal, sparking protests that killed more than 85 people. 2 weeks after a tourist reelection. tensions remain with clashes erupting in various parts of the country, impeding the delivery of raw materials. factories need for production, excluding the c

bits of one for a 3rd term in saturday's election they have been rallies in the economic capital abidjan and several times protests just say president allison what are those attempts to stay in office is unconstitutional he's appealed for calm as votes are counted that address is following the story from a butcher and he joins me now we are still expecting results to come through the opposition or also cheeto hold a press conference but how are things as they stand right now. well right now we spent the last. 4 set of results preliminary results to be announced in just over an hour from now $1530.00 local time. so. that it looks like president what are his people ready to celebrate while the opposition are saying that this was an unconstitutional cool and that's no reason why you see all these protests skirmishes here and then today we saw some pictures going around social media in the town of such a cool west some you would have taken to the streets brandishing clubs and some some with machetes and knives we are not sure exactly whether some. fatalities or injuries are but residents are

president's bid to run for a 3rd term in saturday's election they have been rallies in the capital abidjan and several towns demonstrators say that president alice than i would tara's attempt to stay in office is unconstitutional he's appealed for calm as the votes are counted a common interest report. at least 21 people have been killed in an attack in the east in democratic republic of congo it happened in with key prominent province as is being attributed to an armed ugandan group attacks on civilians have increased since the military launched an operation in 2019 against rebels with the allied democratic forces more than 1300 people have been killed by armed groups this year. us navy special forces have rescued an american citizen who was kidnapped in the air earlier this year this week the pentagon says phillip walton was taken from his farm in the village of muscle loss or by a group of armed men and into northern nigeria where they demanded more than $1000000.00 from his family us media reporting that 6 of his captors were killed sean connery who rose to international stardom as a s

several people died in protests in the run up to the vote rallies took place in the economic capital abidjan several other towns across the country voting is underway in algeria in a referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution the new constitution would limit presidential terms and give more powers to parliament and the judiciary it was a key demand of the protest movement that toppled president of the lizzie's beautifully last year the proposed change would allow algerian troops to fight abroad for the 1st time since the 1960 s. a presidential election is underway in moldova voters there are deciding between candidates who favor closer ties with either the e.u. or russia president igor dawdle is the pro moscow front runner who's hoping to win a 2nd term his rival sandu is a pro european former prime minister who was defeated by dawn in the 2016 election thousands of people are rallying in bello reuss demanding that president alexander lukashenko step down riot police fired warning shots into the air and detained protesters as they marched in the capital the country seen demonstrations

they're angry over the president running for a 3rd term there have been rallies in the economic capital abidjan and several towns and interests has more president a lesson or terra cast his ballot hoping it will help keep him in office for another 5 years he sounded upbeat and optimistic about the democratic process in ivory coast. this is an important day for democracy the process shouldn't be disrupted i am proud to have led my country laying a solid foundation for the future those calling for civil disobedience that caused deaths should stop ivory coast needs peace although for names on the ballot what is all the challenger quite your quantum backdown voted some 193 kilometers away from our bureau. 2 other candidates former president carter biddy and former prime minister passed congress on. both called for a complaint of civil disobedience are boycotting the election. the vast majority of our compatriots have been very reluctant to participate in the operation that our standard tarver attempted today is constitutional an electoral crew was a failure the ivorians refused to associate themsel

nationalist women relatives found out about me volunteering they too could very well let everyone in as abidjan understands the situation and sense their close ones to war with fright i have friends acquaintances and colleagues who are fighting and care about at the moment hopefully this all one drag on because no one needs war. and if you'd like to comment on any of our stories you can get in touch by following us on social media and even your comments that we're back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines see you there. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. the u.s. has a history of complicated and heated presidential election what's different this time is that the biggest political events of the last.

abidjan they represents the next well, long way science on the shows tend to come and go this time of year. you've got sundry weather on saturday and again all monday, but sunday looks fine. frank assessments, you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries. what is the situation there? some of the one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people informed opinion. how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bind? he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience. in-depth analysis of the day, global headlines. how will the place like it live, get a back seat when there's no money at all. the rest of rich countries are fighting for inside story on al-jazeera. and again, we're watching on his or his reminder of our top stories this hour. iran's president blames the assassination of its top nuclear scientist on israel, an ambush, a vehicle carrying most and factories are day, and his bodyguards ran on friday. iran has said it will retaliate. india's agriculture minister has agreed to meet farmers as they hold a 3rd day of protests in and around the capi

onto series of addresses in abidjan following developments there he says that the arrest of opposition leader and former prime minister actually has had an impact on protesters but the public prosecutor i do said that in fact they have this is a continuing investigation and of course they will arrest anybody who disturbs the peace but his main the main thrust of his statement lies in the fact that. he said before the boy called to be announcement of the boy called on the transitional government ivory coast was peaceful and they hold those leaders who called for the boy court and the civil disobedience marches as responsible for the detail to rationing of security and the violence that followed during and after the election now with the information we're now getting is that mr assange has now been formally arrested had been bored with gonna he was trying to cross into gun at will the latest no statement from the office of the public prosecutor all the police this is the information we're getting from particular features. of sources who informed about the arrest of the ivory coast guard

several who died in protests in the run up to the vote rallies took place in the economic capital of abidjan and several other towns across the country. algeria has recorded a low turnout of only 23.7 percent in its referendum on whether to rewrite the constitution the proposed changes aim to appease the protest movement that toppled president up lizzie's beautifully last year but broad has made has called for a boycott of the vote saying the changes do not go far enough. another round of talks on ethiopia's grand renaissance dam on the blue nile sudan and egypt fear that the project could impact water levels downstream ethiopia argues that the derm set to become africa's largest hydropower plant is crucial to its economic future. rising violence in remote areas at least $230.00 of their colleagues have been killed since the signing of a peace deal in 2016 the former government has failed to implement the deal and it's responsible for the lack of security. and message filled with outrage and a call for help from once feared former. president. signed the peace deal to get killed these now dem

several people died in protests in the run up to the vote rallies so place in the economic capital abidjan and several other towns across the country are just series of addresses following developments from a budget. the position of his party and the opposition is such that they condemned the election as a flag and abuse of the constitution or cation by what he called the illegal candidacy of president a lesson what. while talking about the election he said the election commission was never free and fair to all parties involved and that there were no local observers enough local of the history show that these votes are credible free and fair he claimed that 30 people although we are hearing stories from other media or from other sources that between 2 and 4 people were killed in the election violence yesterday. your son says 30 people have been killed during the election and of course up to 100 have been killed since what are announced his candidacy he said officially they have recognized that the term of office of president ouattara ended yesterday and that ivory coast will need a transit

saturday's election but angry over the president running for a 3rd term rallies in the economic capital abidjan and several towns those are the headlines more news in half an hour to stay with us here on al-jazeera. these are the world ring and disjointed days especially for the young my life changed because i can't go will say we have to be careful to not get sick and oxford university study found the warm in 5 children and now afraid to leave their homes the sense of disorientation and confusion i think would be very understandable natural order reaction a lot of children in the past few weeks secure mental health units have been forced to discharge large numbers of patients there are children suffering from psychosis who believe the virus is a conspiracy others with eating disorders or histories of self harm we did it we're going to have a time bomb this is building up to a nation mental health journey the world's attention is on controlling the virus for the recount list he didn't victims even when the pandemic passes there will be many in desperate need of help. 5 g. internet technology ga

countries like kenya, geria, ghana, and armitage reece is following developments from nigeria's capital abidjan. this seems to be some for tea or some kind of fatigue of the past 2 of africans. we just came back from an election in ivory coast and what you notice there and in across many sub-saharan african countries is that people where very few people were massed this days. social distancing is still a problem, and crowds gather in large numbers. most of the people you see in such crowds don't wear a face mask. experts are warning that as the how much and dusty amateur season kicks in. in a few weeks or a few days. we're going to see we are going to see a lot of cases of covered 19 for example in nigeria for the last 2 months, only a few dozen cases were reported each day. but today, at the center for disease control, the released its results saying that in the past 48 hours, more than 200 cases were recorded. and it warned that this could increase as people abundant safety precautions use of trees. and of course, social distancing. the, the issue of what seems is good news for many africans,

there were disturbances in opposition strongholds and the commercial capital, abidjan, where police fired algerians cast their votes in a constitutional referendum on sunday. pro—government parties say the reforms will give more freedoms, limit sweeping presidential powers, and make real democracy possible. critics say the proposed amendments serve the state, not the people. algeria's main islamist parties are voting against the amendments. sir sean connery, the man who first brought james bond to life, has died at the age of 90. the actor's family said he died in his sleep at his home in the bahamas, having been unwell for some time. tributes have been paid from across the film world. 0ur arts editor will gompertz looks back at his life. sean connery was the first and, for many, the pre—eminent... bond. james bond. with the inner snarl of humphrey bogart and the outward charm of cary grant, connery created a charismatic screen legend. a ladies' man... looking for shells? no, i'm just looking. ..with a killer's instinct. he went from being a jobbing actor in his early 30s to an internatio

abidjan they represents the next well, but there's a long way size of the shows tend to come and go this time of year. you've got sundry weather on saturday and again all monday, but sunday looks fine. from the outer thinner london broke out than tactile. you special get in conversation. when you say a lion 1000000 times that becomes the act. you then can create whatever narrative you want, unprompted uninterrupted, and i realized i was working for tony. no evil, you know, being a part of that recreating at maria. let them eat christopher, while the death of journalism is on the 1st big no. or the death of democracy, a studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera the bottom back headlines. now. a scientist at the center of iran's nuclear program has been assassinated near the capital tehran, the vehicle carrying mosques and factories out there was ambushed by gunmen in the city of upside. he died later at hospital if you know, because government denies that the prime minister has rejected talks with 2 grade leaders, 3 african union, special envoys met amid an abba, but he told them he'd only sp

in violent clashes in ivory coast a further 26 people were wounded in the unrest in a town outside abidjan the u.n. says the number of refugees who fled the country has doubled to more than 8000 since last month's election while 40 people have been killed since president announced he'd seek a controversial 3rd term which he then won the opposition boycotted the election. mass protests are taking place across peru after martin vickery was removed from the presidency protesters of fought with police outside congress in the capital lima where these cars replacement manual merino were sworn in a few hours ago there were also clashes reported in the cities of ira keeper and cusco the scar remains very popular with the public despite the accusations of corruption that led to his removal in an impeachment vote. when you're married you know who was head of congress will stay in power until july which would have been the end of iscar as term the next presidential election is in april this guy was accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes when he was regional governor he agreed