the government and the government ahmed address is monitoring developments from the nigerian capital abuja. of course had early on imposed a law and a blockade on mali and insisted that constitutional power be restored constitutional order be restored in that country and that mali is suspended from all decision making bodies of the air corps in addition to other sanctions on the people who executed the court basically if these sanctions are imposed and successfully so by course they also need the support of the 10 year period to sort of implemented because mali is a lock and unlock country surrounded by the rest of the coerced countries but mostly 10 year of us on our way out and also algeria away out to the sea so if these sanctions are to walk properly definitely they will need the support and cooperation of these 2 countries mali is if there is a country in crisis a lot of people are expected to see also that the armed groups in mali may take the opportunity of this power vacuum to create more chaos and in the country and in neighboring countries as well in nigeria the armed group or ko

the border with ivory coast so that's a feat right now that's ahmed is bringing us up to date from abuja in nigeria and thank you very much indeed. the ruling party in ivory coast has formally chosen president alassane ouattara to run for a disputed 3rd term in october his election he accepted the nomination at a rally in abidjan the opposition says it's unconstitutional and amounts to a coup that could unleash chaos or tahrir initially declined to seek a 3rd term to change his mind after his chosen successor died last month at the u.n. recognize government in tripoli has called for any mediate ceasefire in libya the rival parliament in the east aligned with the wall awfully for have to up as called on all parties to stick to a truce after has yet to respond. to someone who can enter will have to will respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we're rea

role in ruling money for 3 years ahmed address is following developments from the nigerian capital abuja he's joining us live is there any indication that this is actually some sort of breakthrough or is it bit too soon to make those assumptions. well since the 2nd start of the 2nd day of talks between the 2 sides it's clear that some progress has been med between the 2 sides 1st of all like you said the fate of your private cater a lot of people. it's told the forecast now is not to get but we could get about to power but to get him out of prison and even him he himself may be thinking that because of the growing protest against his rule especially in the last few months it will be hard for him to go back to the presidential palace and govern money the way it is now the 2nd question is the transition program which is rumored to be 3 years as the military has put it before eco us. it's a very complex situation. i don't know how long will be a course will be willing to allow them to to rule in a transition a role but the biggest challenge could come from the m 5 movement which is eager to

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which checking in with now he is in nigeria's capital abuja monitoring developments there i mentioned briefly what it cost the west african bloc has started to say can you take us through some of their decisions well basically apart from the border closure of the course also in a statement issued this evening ordered the suspension of all financial flows between mali and other west african states it suspending mali from its decision making bodies and also imposing sanctions on those who executed the coup so these are some of the key decisions in that in that statement announced by of course i'm late this evening and if these that these decisions have been implemented monley which is likely i'm not locked country would be in for i was very very tough time remember its economy is in tatters insurgencies up in the north on the borders with . ivory coast and even. we've seen a lot of a deity these are areas where transport issues very very difficult because of continuing attacks in that area so right now what we see is more pressure being mounted in mali by the international community the

govern them and when to hold elections amid interest is following the story from the nigerian capital abuja he joins us live from there are so ahmed what are both sides hoping to get out of these discussions were really basically depends on how much each side is willing to sacrifice or relax. already the term a community of west african states are spelled out its conditions that include the nomination of a president and prime minister both of the civilians and completion of this a transition within a 12 month period now. before any sanctions would be lifted now the authorities in mali the military leadership in mali is holding today's meeting in consultation with what it called various stakeholders in mali to decide on the transition program mainly on the transition program but also it's trying to sort of solidify its bases among the opposition among civil society people who are not happy with the presidency of impregnable because kater was deposed this month. so that whenever whatever comes their way whether it's the sanctions or any other measure to be taken by external institutions like

al-jazeera damage race is following developments from abuja in nigeria he says ecowas delegates may struggle to get the former president trained feted realistically to achieve what they will achieve in bamako it's hard to say however one thing is the. indication that a course is somehow softening its initial stance and rhetoric about the coup in mali 1st a 2nd day after the coup was executed of course and i want a rough tough measures thing to land and air blockade of mali. sort of restricting trade and money inflow from member countries into mali as well as other measures that include suspending the country from membership of the organization decision making bodies so right now mile of course also said it wants a swift return of biblical cater to power which of course is becoming more and more difficult to achieve so when goodluck jonathan arrived this morning this afternoon his statement points to the fact that their course realize the situation they're in and both sides has what the other ones 1st of all because it's key to get brian billick a caterer and members of his cabinet out of out

being detained last week everyday dress has been following developments from the nigerian capital abuja. on the request of course the military leaders have now agreed to allow the brain book a kid out of prison to attend to use health it was also decided that whenever he gets well enough the course is given a guarantee that he will be returned back to money on the issue of transition nothing has been agreed yet. the military leadership there in mali insisted that this is a decision that should be taken by molly ns and not them or ecowas so for that for the time being that is left aside now they also requested i mean the military leaders also requested that course should ease sanctions imposed on money in the wake of the cool those sanctions include shutting air and land borders with mali suspending mali from decision making bodies of the economic community of west african states as well as of course cutting or financial flows from member states of course into mali so these are some of the things that have been agreed upon so far after 3 days of discussion 2 tropical storms opposing a ba

our support our correspondent committed wrists is following developments from the nigerian capital abuja he says ecko osce might deploy a standby force to mali. i see me go to is a kind of love the mali an army not many millions know much about him but what is known about him so far he's part of the 5 military officers that deposed president . for then he served as a commander of an elite tamale in the unit in central money this is the force that's been dealing with the outbreak of violence ethnic violence as well as extremist violence in that part of the region now with this development. the a lot of money and expect them to keep to their promise and that's what was what was promised at the powerful a mom would decor who sought office today against president. yesterday he announced that he would do with from politics after meeting with a senior military officers now with this development now a lot of money is expecting that the military will quickly hand over power within a reasonable time to a civilian government they should quickly organize and actions however right now as we speak a

region filled with violence and it needs scarcity i'm going to address has more from nigeria's capital abuja. the announcement has come too late for tens of thousands of poor victims here with put our lives and lives life gets harder in a country where little attention is paid to the needs of the disabled. but for parents of future generations a major source of worry is lifted. completeness a success was delayed because of vaccination or stuff for years in many parts of northern nigeria. some parents said the order of polio vaccine was a birth control scheme. attacks another major obstacle to the immunization campaign the challenges was in accessibility the challenges where how you deliver vaccine in hard to reach areas the challenges that how you gain the trust those who need the vaccine. global intervention especially by unicef and the bill and melinda gates foundation was critical in achieving success what immunizations was restarted. a clear indication that no matter what the challenge is when all of humanity comes together with one dedicated propose for cause in all our resources to rea

is following developments from nigeria's capital abuja so i understand some progress seems to have been made but can we talk about a breakthrough just yet what's the latest from bucko. now be musically ali the situation right now is that this meeting is about ending in the next 30 minutes probably they will run of the meeting and some key points have been agreed upon by the 2 sides the echoes on one side and the new military rulers of mali the most significant of course is the fate of president brian borcherdt kaita reports we just receiving from by michael indicate that on the request of course the military leaders have now agreed to allow it brought in but what the kids are out of prison to attend to his health it was also decided that whenever he gets well enough the course is given a guarantee that he will be returned back to money on the issue of transition nothing has been agreed yet. the military leadership there in mali insisted that this is a decision that should be taken by molly ins and not them or ecorse so for that for the time being that is left aside now they also request

transitional government that's bringing ahmed eateries who's following developments from nigeria's capital abuja saw made some progress seems to have been made tell us more for us about what's been agreed in bamako. well like you say no agreement has been reached so far on transition the military made it clear that this is a decision for them and the rest of mali to take and not but of course what was agreed on is to free president bramble worker kit and when the issue of other detainees came up the army said the spokesman of the military said these are kept in custody for their own protection the fear is that when their nipples or when they are freed from detention a lot of people may not be happy about that and probably they will be some unpleasant. unpleasant actions to be taken against them so these they promise to keep in custody into such a term that when it's saved and then they'll be released from custody and then they continue with their own lives now the the other issue the other important issue that was discussed in agreed upon although the of course delegation says it has no power to

also wants a transitional role in ruling he just is following developments from the nigerian capital abuja he's joining us live is this too early to suggest that there is some sort of breakthrough in terms of negotiations between the military leaders and the it was mediators. well since yesterday. he seems to be suggesting that it's a breakthrough although nothing concrete has been achieved and some of these areas of course one of the air years of sanctions imposed. its new military rulers in the aftermath of the court there the other thing is the for you to president. which of course is very important to the delegation from the economic community of west african states of course and also looking at a transition timetable. initial rumors when we walk up this morning west but the army wanted a 3 year transition period warning by the impact of what that elite statement would have on my own supporters of the coup and of course the opposition that expressed its support and appreciation of the intervention by the army the army spokesman issued a statement just a while ago denying that a 3 year

thanks for that and it's just they're following developments from nigeria's capital abuja let's go now to mohamed salah who is a journalist and publisher of the mali mag dot com he joins us on skype from mali's capital bamako you of this say as you said in by marco you're on the ground what are your sources telling you. ok current leader satish on the remains still feels it here in bamako because since their morning. went. and seconded the army's military which is the biggest one located in that city is located around 15 kilometers of the michael saw after dinner and stick in the countenance of the sheets on. the t.v. and onslaught they closed their market and asked the board to state is saying on phone. in every 10th of that it. he she is warning about the occurrence it is not and surely doesn't know what is going on it's very important to say that in 2002 to meet in the. bush how much money today to resign or went from a jetty and says that moment you see him in a molly that can buy my coffee or scotty gotten it done in bulk or their war department our own clothes and people are stil

well al jazeera is ahmed address has more now from nigeria's capital abuja the announcement has come too late for tens of thousands of poor victims here with paralyzed lives life gets harder in a country where little attention is paid to the needs of the disabled. but for parents of future generations a major source of worry is lifted. completeness a success was delayed because of vaccination or stuff for years in many parts of northern nigeria. some parents said the order of polio vaccine was a birth control scheme. attacks another major obstacle to the immunization campaign the challenges was in accessibility the challenges where how you deliver vaccine in hard to reach areas the challenges that how you gain the trust those who need the vaccine. global intervention especially by unicef and the bill and melinda gates foundation was critical in achieving success with immunization was restarted. a clear indication that no matter what the challenge is when all of humanity comes together with one dedicated purple as a for cost in all our resources to really confront whatever challenges

this is following developments from the nigerian capital abuja he's joining us live. is there any optimism that they might be able to achieve something by meeting the u.n. representatives if the coup leaders really seem to be offering no concessions. well basically the new the news we're hearing right now from by mccord is that that meeting with the united nations an african union has now been put off for later today simply because the course delegation is meeting with the military rulers of money at the ministry of defense looks like maybe some new developments are coming up yesterday they were able to meet the president the prime members of his cabinet who are still and military detention at the military base so this new development could signify a breakthrough somehow causes insisting that a bribe. and democracy be restored immediately and the cool porters are saying that they did not overthrow it right book and cater he simply resigned and there's no way he's going to go back to that office and frankly speaking they also have the us have some significant support f

thank you very much ed senator is following the story from the nigerian capital abuja india has now confirmed more than 3000000 cases of coronavirus after recording over 70000 new infections in a single day the country's leading the world in numbers of new cases covered 19 and spreading through google areas across the country especially in the north india has the 3rd highest number of infections after the united states and brazil. is from the center of social medicine and community health now for university he says there's a need for an improved plan to curb the spread of the virus. underside of concern to change one that it's increasingly spreading to smaller towns and villages. the public and services certainly recurrent that did this speaking. as well as the fact that though on the aggregate tests have shown up. in terms of tests per 1000000 population india is still a lot behind comparable countries such as the brics nations all they're testing for a serious and u.k. india is certainly putting in a lot of emphasis on testing however what is also true is that the info infrastructure and re

following developments from abuja in nigeria made how's this delegation from being received in bamako given that most don't want. back in power they don't want a reversal of the cool what can this delegation achieve félicie well basically the reception will depend on what the military or for the new government in mali think about this delegation but the people have already met their stands known especially members of the opposition remember the day after the coup. hundreds of you would took to the airport which was closed down saying that they would not allow their course delegation to land in bamako so that sent a message today the military authorities in by michael can easily count on the support of these young men and women in mali who've been protesting about the past 4 weeks or so realistically to achieve in what they will achieve in bamako it's hard to say however one key thing is the. indication that a cause is somehow softening its initial stance and rhetoric about the coup in mali . first a 2nd day after the coup was executed of course and i want to rough tough measures that