but is it for the benefit of africa? they are marathons as so, i think they know beautiful quoted though, from ongoing lot through it, because i'm here is it for the benefit of africa. i, um, of the view that the mazda continental must industrialize. she must invest here now high from water. oh, cool. to mario danielle from egypt to tune this. yeah. to the democratic republic of congo. to caring. yeah. to tanza new york to south africa to one goal on was on big. but the time is now for us to hobble on energy for us to have our own nuclear power for us to have our own spill. whereas to have the, i don't know for us to have the hydro electric power like the ones in, if the off the ground when awesome done on vineyard, added um it is only when we took charge of industrialize this and then we have going to new but the selves from domain is, remember, as we speak now, very is the newest cromwell for africa started newest crown before africa is telling different, pres, that africa is that not though, why you can come in on bec

as we continue our conversations about the continent of africa with today, focus on a subject that is very painful to wrap our minds around the conflict between the democratic republic of congo and rolanda. and in order to understand and appreciate that conflict, we must always go back to history. we must always remind ourselves that these conflicts that we encounter into the continent of africa as a result of the petition of the continent. when a judy is come, brag in your area was alive. and he was asked at one time about the problem in congo at that time. it was known as a he reminded these audience is that these board does that. we inherited part of the problem. it is important to note that they did in 1963. when most countries that regained independence do are those during the add this up of a meeting one and the board has to be re negotiate. the coma said no or not. so said no, no, to say no on a 2nd to me thing was actually held in a kylie a 1964 at which it was resolved that the colonial boundaries should be any day. and it is call, or the doctrine of the inner viability of co

eastern africa 7 eastern africa who 7 7 eastern africa who say is a need for push for and internationalcal solution to this conflict that riddled this so many �* so many decades. 7 7777-o7edes ~ region for so many decades. and a conflict that _ region for so many decades. and a conflict that has _ region for so many decades. and a conflict that has seen a .. 77°f , 7 77 of77t7housands ofthousandsof hundreds of thausandscfpeaple their homes in the flee their homes in the last few weeks, and millions in the few weeks, and millions in the few richard, thank last few years. richard. thank so much for that. and we've had the largest single release — so far — atjust after 8:30 local time, 0fer kalderon — a dual french—israeli citizen — was released to the strip. he was followed by yarden bibas — who's wife and two infant the 65—year—old was kidnapped with his wife aviva siegel. she was released after 51 days in captivity under in exchange, today israel has released more than 180 palestinian prisoners. of 0fer kalderon who has just been released, as well as who is still being held hostage by h

and the distressing images from africa as the human says, at least 700 people have been killed in the dark in just a few days as rolanda, in fact, militants pushing deeper into the country locals to share their human stories of personal tragedy. of my college muscle for the child, when i saw that she was dead, it said lewis, what am i going to do? the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then defy just through another phone. so he remained alone in the road. the you are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we started in southern gaza where another bus carrying palestinian prisoners has arrived in con units as part of an ongoing prisoners swap between our mazda and israel. 3 hostages to have been set free from gaza, with a total of $183.00 palestinians expected to be returned. the saturday ortiz, middle east bureau chief, maria, for an ocean that has more details for ever since develops very fast and slow. it's just an hour after all. so he's really hostages were free buses with the frames probably stupid in prison, or it started moving from oh for pris

countries, especially in the home of africa, they have already started getting in. but the real challenge d, like david was saying, deposit really grains the system of really competent people. these are career people who know how to do, you know, evaluation. these are people to know how to do. let's say nutrition. so that is what would be lost, but i think that is not only one side of the ledger even on data side, i think that united states will lose delivered just to give you an example. they also get countries of the you in general assembly, i almost got the older men by states united states, a new p and countries already lots of that through development aid. now to hear many, terry and aid they lose that. if china comes today, i think you know too many terry, and i call me t a day african union and say, look, we'll step into these extent that wouldn't really begin giving them not stronger foothold on the african continent. well, for instance, joe biden doing, he's lost last time, few weeks before he left. he visited a goal of the reason why it didn't go on was th

and this arresting images from africa as the you and says at least 700 people have been killed in the d. r. c . in just a few days, as the insurgents have pushed deeper into the country, locals share their human stories of personal tragedies. my god, my full child, when i saw that he was better said louis, what am i going to do? the neighbors went to try to recover his body identified as through another boom. so he remained alone in the road, the live in the russian capital. you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble . its weight starts and the southern gaza, where another bus carrying palestinian prisoners has arrived. in connie, it is as part of an ongoing prisoner swap between homos and israel. 3 hostages have been set free from gaza, with a total of $183.00 palestinians expected to be returned at this saturday. ortiz, middle east bure cheaper if an ocean has more details ever since develops very fast and slow. it's just an hour after all. so he's really hostages were free buses with the phrase probably student prisoner is started moving from. oh for prism the only real

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the group includes bolivia, jeanette, malaysia, colombia, and south africa. it says that condemns as well as the genocide on guns up individually. they've each already taken action against israel. they blocked his when he ships cut diplomatic ties or recalls and passages south africa brought the case to the i. c, j a choosing israel of genocide when now as a group, they're looking to take coordinated legal, economic, diplomatic action as chrisman theory, as the spokesman for the department of international relations and corporation of south africa. explain why those countries have banded together to hold as well accountable. this is primarily a significant moment for international. essentially you have what we can pull this up out to our international. that is the groups way. it is believed that it's an s . dawn was created for and again, we are now as a group of countries here to say that actually we are spending the full international institutions that i the intense scrutiny. i could bailey test. and we are here to say that international law must apply to o

is that a and former editor in chief of the male and guardian, and have post south africa? check on tyler banassi program director for the masters in need of communication and development at the london school of economics. i'm christina brown and shaheen with lauren co hosts of the on council culture podcast. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the discussion today, christine, and show him. i'd like to start with you. we decided to do this. busy because as we observe the internet here on the stream, um, if you was like there's no escaping counsel culture as a concept. but as a concept that has evolved over the years and it has different meaning to different people. can i get you to 1st define what council culture actually is? of course i think when we talk about cancel culture, we are specifically referring to parts of reality or the idea that people deserve to be punished when they do things that we don't like or that wouldn't gain to be socially unacceptable. and when we talk about cancel culture, but just using language that is accessible to

provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and we take time and rushes shadow in africa coming soon on out to 0. the us state department stops nearly all foreign aid as president, donald trump pushes his america 1st policy. but this assistance also helps the us to achieve its foreign policy goals. so how will they be affected along with other countries and communities around the world? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the show. i'm sammy say that for decades the united states has been the largest single donor of a globally and last year it provided more than 40 percent of you. and so you monetary and a budget. and now most phone, the systems through the state department has been frozen for 90 days. we'd only emergency food programs and mitre a to israel, and egypt exempted the aid suppose initiatives ranging from health and education to security and conflict. so what could be the effects of america's freeze on a, both for itself and all the nations, and how it re shape washington is relations with the world. we'll discuss all of this without panel shortly. the

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so we the ultra 0 taped on south africa. the still ahead on al serra calls him far as keep the pressure on the to solve england with the 7 know flashing of price. and i was coming up with sports return. the february on the jersey. we years own from the outbreak of the war and ukraine out of view explores the human cost analysis, whether politics or the battlefield will determine its outcomes for cause new direction. looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent. as they move away from dependency. aiming to re define their futures after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer people head to the polls with a sense or right christian to prosecute parts. he's expected to take power. russell's shadow on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region through the prison, the central african republic. you'll see a whole the african mission as it chooses. leaders, february on a jersey at the colleges the are with the the right. well it's time for me to his joy. so thank you very much. islands rugby te

so that to the international court of justice, the country has recently filed to join south africa's genocide case at the i c j against the israel and is also part of the so called haig group formed recently by 9 nations in support of palestine. take a listen. c, cya doesn't mean anything. it doesn't mean the end of the suffering. the end of the genocide doesn't mean the end of the problem. there is a pot type still. how can we sit too low on a pod tighten nation to exist? what right does a mission that is a general side of an apartheid mission or a scene that regime has no right to exist as such a we have to factor that into our binds on stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on, which is what, right, ok, there's nothing to the non published and in prison are set to be released on such a day on militants involved in deadly attacks. again, stays rarely is says parking outrage and security concerns among this really population. of course, protests are expected. so the cycle continues and the pension remains and will keep you updated on how this new wave of present are sla

and the rest is from the goodwill country, including south africa. this is a very important move one for me because they have a very specific issue that they want to bring to the international. um, uh, the global people understand that, do you want to coordinate the legal economy, a diplomatic, a mattress to what is right. you. so they actually implement see that the one the international community to understand that this is a very 1st step for them to make sure that is right. it was possible for what have happened in gaza. yes. i know that many people see how long it can be done and it can, can we again, so united states, i had to score to cancel, but i'd be not start now because this is a very clear about why they want to do. we're not going to go anywhere. so this is a good move. and i think this is a good time for all this country, including my country, to give a message to the oldest people that know no other nations above the law. and no crime will be honest, no assets. so disagree about it. a contributor robbie berman visited the televi tv's h

the gathering is led by south africa and malaysia. now we've been hearing from national university of malaysia professor seller wattsey, martha buses, and she's been expanding, have a new blog, could help change the dia, reality in the middle east. i believe that we need to do something other than look at it. just come doctor and just just saying okay, we blame you. sorry for everything happened. i think difficulties very special because it's only 2 countries in a go amnesia and the rest is from the to what country, including south africa. this is a very important move one for me because they have a very specific issue that they want to bring to the international. um, uh, the global people to understand that they want to coordinate the legal economy and diplomatic measures to what is right. so they actually blew mentally that the one the international community to understand that this is the very 1st step for them to make sure that this right was possible. what have happened in does uh, yes, i knew that maybe it was the how long it ca

so we the older 0, taped on south africa. all right, before we go, let's just leave you with some live pictures now from the han, eunice in the southern gaza where we're expecting more is really captives to be released in the coming hours. these are live pictures here on pallets, and in fact, as you can see, a story already gathering nearly destroyed home with the former. i must lead to you as soon as i live pictures the coming from sun godsa. the whole lot of the weather is lottie. set fan our cross much of the middle east. the was a possibility of the old rope shower, just cropping up around the southern end of the red sea, one or 2 showers of possibility up to what was iraq? i think most. so channels have one or 2 showers, just develop, developing in iran wisdom, positive around as we go through it through the 2nd half of the weekend. i think here we're content. it's just a lot to draw a little bit of embrace, but nothing too much to concern ourselves with that and also has a bit of breeze into the east, the side of the me

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and this dressing images from africa as you and says at least 700 people have been killed in the d. r . c. in just a few days, as the insurgents pushed the paper into the country, locals the stairs are human stories of personal tragedy. my gold muscles, child, when i saw that he was dead, said louis, what am i going to do? the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then defy just through another room. so he remained alone in the road, the regular rubel live in moscow. you're watching our t international. we start with the 4th exchange of hamas and is run a captives as another bus carrying palestinians has arrived. in con units, the southern gaza, 3 hostages have been released from gaza and a total of $183.00 palestinian set free on saturday. ortiz, middle east bureau to korea, for an ocean now has the detail develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after we is really hostages. we're free investors with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for present the all these really military jail in the occupied west bank that served

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people impala frontline is k on l g 0 and increasing power in africa production most and that is killed to use violence in the country because he's russia's presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and they take time and rushes shadow in africa coming soon on out to 0. we are going to see these agencies of legend some clothes and the stories of civilizations that market history wants. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell? the shaker model was for translation and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w. w dot h t a dot q a the the raffle crossing between jobs or in egypt to set to reopen, to allow seriously injured palestinians to finally get treatments. the hello, i'm down, jordan, this is out as they are a license though. also coming up

let me take diamond rushes shadow in africa coming soon, phone out to 0. the along the way through the holding coming a 183 palestinian prisoners are released from is really j soon a ceasefire. deal with on us the robot. this in a, this is obviously of a life from bill hom, also coming up almost pretty easy. 3 is really captives how that you guys are in a forest run of exchanges. rough as border crossing reopened. so loving sick and seriously injured palestinians and gaza to go abroad for treatment.

and so i do want to pause as you start under this to turn towards will turning to central africa now. and there are at least $770.00 bodies in the moods of the city in the democratic republic of the congo, with many more still lying on the streets. this is according to the dfcs health industry. and government, of course, has been faced by the n 23 minutes in group congolese locals in the capital city of can shasta all blaming lawanda and western states and protested outside the embassies the that we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs. i took, no one's going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country. the cold could come a must understand that we, the congo, these people are angry. if this building falls, then let it for the all of this is the property of our country. even though we have sit fired with no one regrets. this, those who have died in government are worth more than anything we've destroyed here . just a warning. now these are disturbing images. as you can see, the corpses lining the streets is beyond, wit

and also whenever can microsoft, i cover the middle east and africa and i had several intelligence agency trying to recruit me to work for them. and when i kept saying no, they wanted to make an offer. i couldn't refuse and have a history that to and is approvable, know because when they try and recruiters not like they leave behind a business card to say, hey, you know, i'm from the intelligence agency, but very clearly there are 3 recruitment attempts. why is it that the f b i is looking for you on the website? they say that i legally retain my son, which is not because i had custody of my son anywhere is here to lived in europe the and you can prove this. yeah. if you all there, and then they said they told the newspaper, the indictment, they said that i physically kidnapped him, but the problem was that was in the united states, and neither was he the just 2 months prior. the same judge who set this whole thing up, put him on a plane using police to return to because he was visiting his mother for the summer in the us and she didn't want to return them. and the judge said, nope, he sa

and we must build deeper on this issue to limit the damage arena. abraham of africa, as a director at the russian academy of sciences, says both ethnic disputes and the interest of big business are provoking the conflict. frustrating of conflict cut sort of just press for the conflict that is currently taking place between the d r c and rolanda clearly has a deep ethnic group. so, but you must understand that initially, these are just the consequences of colonialism under which keep state borders were simply drawn with a ruler. so are western elite. now explaining this conflict, of course they are and why, what is it all about? the d r c is one of the most impoverished countries in africa, but actually the richest in terms of natural resources, which almost 80 percent of so called columbine. 10 to light reserves are located in the keys of province. each of them is without this type of or no mobile phone, my work numbers. and of course, all the major players who produce the appropriate equipment st, explaining this factor. so of course, they are interested in buying these resources che

as he returns, as well, where his sensational journey and football because the increasing power in africa, russian most and that is killed to use violence in the country because he's russia's presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security, i may take time and rushes shadow when africa coming soon, phone out to 0. in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination from genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not made because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions. centrally therapy in countries are directly affected by this whole new cray in transit inside stories of germany have tomorrow or 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out jersey or the .

c is one of the most impoverished countries in africa. but actually the richest in terms of natural resources, which almost 80 percent of so called columbine to and to late reserves are located in the cube province. the shrub is without this type of or no mobile phone, my work numbers. and of course, all the major players who produce the appropriate equipment, st, explaining the spectre, of course, they are interested in buying these resources cheaply from banded formations was instead of from governmental controls. and we think that would be 10 times more expensive. so it is not profitable for them. i mean, they will be shouting on all platforms that they condemn. lawanda as most states, including western ones have done. now that so, but what's really going on with rwanda is also taking advantage of this as well, because it is also exporting resources from the dealers only with men, of course, terrorist operations of all kinds the use of arms conflicts of adding fuel to the fire of national and ethnic conflicts that are all these meeting

thank all right, let's turn attention this saturday evening to africa and sue done what at least 54 people have been killed. dustin is more injured after suburban market, near the capital of a shell. a warning disturbing images had local authorities so many of the victims with women and children. the shelling cause widespread destruction to buildings in the area of the sudanese government has accused the part of military rapids support forces of carrying out the attack. the r s f itself has not as yet commented this is something you may have seen the european consuls late to a session on digital space future technology. sidetracked by cleaning, representative kids on voice face pushed back for ignoring the topic altogether. i'm calling for the murder of a lot of them are putting instead. the best thing we can do is really to prepare and to to fulton. that's exactly what we should do. i would not tell you about these a, just like, you know, thank you. thank you. and colleagues support these and thank you for these 22.2. it means minus one euro in price, of course, on in front. i think it's

other countries, including threatening bricks, countries that would include brazil, india, south africa, into these as well, with the potential of imposing terrace that china is a cost benefit for pad now, having been through this experience once during the 1st trumpet, ministration, hierarchy is trying to prepare these to as i'm maybe even more in the future. well, one important note to me because we often talk about chinese economy being at a particularly difficult point. but many of those points of difficulties don't arise from the external. they actually come from the internal. some of those domestic challenges include an aging population, the low domestic spending, that's a big one. people for hiring to save their money rather than spend, use unemployment, high levels of local government debt. these are all factors that come from the domestic sense rather than the external. and as i mentioned, that report trade is actually a bright spot for china's economy. recording a trade surplus of more than $990000000000.00. how does the reason for that is from the lessons learned from the sus

but there's also a lot of local countries in africa and asia pointing out the dangers of these. so why does washington continue to operate them despite the risks involved? because you've got, you know, the within the military mindset, they see this as one kind of a weapon system that you have to be prepared to use. you know, historically, it's never been controllable. and but yet that has never had that is not just the way these people from pursuing it and trying to create something that could be targeted on specific ethnic groups. and again, that was the indications from what came out of the labs in ukraine was that they were specifically trying to develop into these organisms. viruses, they would go after slavic people that would go with the genetic sort of the genetic signature of the people of russia that would go specifically after they have to kill them to 2nd them. i mean this is that this, this is pretty, pretty evil stuff. and yet, there, there's, there's also money to be made. and, you know, let's never forget about the financial incentives that exist at the outset of

periods, the spokesman for the departments of international relations and cooperation of the south africa. and he explains why those countries have bonded together to hold as well. a counsellor. this is primarily a significant moment for international essentially you have what we can pull this up out to our international. that is the group's way. it is believed that it's a national was created for. and again, we are now as a group of countries here to say that actually we are spending not cool international institutions that i'm the intense scrutiny. i could bailey test. and we are here to say that international law must apply to or it must have eyes. it must have printed this, it must have plants anyway. who violates it? so, you know, one of the things that we not experiencing then the bottom natural system is things that were obvious. now, i know the obvious. so, as we understood when it's a national, a wire of our races issue, it is expected that the countries in accordance with the obligations as prostate parties, in stock instances, but also as good obligation that applies to the int

and unfortunately, then the people of africa are being played against each other for the sake of getting access to those mineral. let's see, you're the one de memorandum has left a very bitter taste in the mouth of the congress. these lead, it's a publication in very bad taste. we're one that continues to hide behind the m 23, which is why i do not talk to this terrorist group. my priority is peace. i want definitive piece for my country for that i am ready to put a pause on my goal like desire as if we can obtain it with no more like methods. i will sign with both hands, but if it takes want to have peace, i will also do it with both hands. the d s. c. foreign minister went in for that and he directly accused envelope in countries of all fluids. he gets results. this agreement on what the european union terms strategic, raw materials, is not an isolated occurrence. the use complicity in the exportation of our resources and we're one to aggression against our nation, cannot be overlooked. we have denounced these actions. they undermine the mutual trust necessary for our partnership with

the, [000:00:00;00] the, at the end of the 19th century, africa was divided between european empires, which mercilessly oppress the indigenous population. modern day tends and he used to be a german colony. the germans levied heavy taxes on local drives, and use them as free labor on cotton plantations. professions protest turned into an uprising against the colonial list under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine. margie, it was led by a man named kinsey, could do the rebels use guerrilla tactics because they did not have the power to grasp the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. though the invaders decided to starve the population to one of the commanders of the german troops kept in wagon. heim wrote only anger and one can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less. a drop in the ocean, blasphemous bland work. the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people to death. later, the monstrous experience

you mentioned in africa. under the biden administration if niger and chad were two countries where the united states was conducting counterterrorism operation, and we were kicked out under the biden administration, so it's harder to do. now i think it is the important for the trump administration to say we're going to destroy you where you are, and you're not going to have successful recrewing because we want to secure america's -- recruiting because we want to secure america's borders. joey: yeah. i won't lose a minute's sleep over some terrorists getting killed. i kind of like it. rebeccah heinrichs, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. joey: angel moms blasting celebrities like selena gomez for their tears over i.c.e. raids. but not for their family. >> i just feel like it's a ruse to deceive people and to garner sympathy for lawlessness. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪far-xi-ga♪ ♪far-xi-ga♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. we handcraft every stearns &

the drawback for some is an affordable city, so we don't the ultra 0 taped on south africa. all right, well before we go, a reminder about breaking news story where us present donald trump has followed through on his tower of threats against some of america's largest trading trading or other partners. canada and mexico will be hit with 25 percent tar spots. they'll be just a 10 percent levy on canadian energy products and around 10 percent terms to apply to o chinese export to the u. s. well, that's it from me sort of hide us. you'll find a course more information on our website. our 0 don't com. news also continues here on how to 0 off the women make signs the 2 economic meltdowns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails integration 11 in his survived on the toilet. civil society, as citizens of stepped in to provide with the state has found thinking goals, or if they could buy us electricity executed by us. many cases, excluding everything is secured by private initiative. people impala frontline is k on l g 0. the of the individual size. okay. so t

just depending on the united states, but looking at places such as southeast asia, latin america, africa, even russia in an attempt to spread its business. also, it's important to note that china that the united states said it's instituting these tariffs because it's not satisfied with how china has been responding to the fentanyl crisis. china did respond to that, saying it has shown its support to the u.s., but the fentanyl crisis is very much an american problem. >> many corporations and business groups are furious over the new tariffs imposed by president trump. but one fuel manufacturing leader says he's hopeful the u.s. can come to a solution with its neighbors before customers feel the sting of rising prices. cnn's matt egan breaks down how these tariffs could affect consumers, amid what the wall street journal is calling the dumbest trade war in history. >> it is really. >> important to stress that these tariffs represent a far more aggressive use of trump's favorite economic weapon than anything he did during the first term. we're talking about hitting around $1.4 trillion of im

with a sense of right christian democratic union parties, expected to take power. russia's shadow on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region to the prison. the central african republic, you'll see a whole the african institutions as a chooses leaders, february on a jersey at the colleges here with the in the show, the shanghai metropolis, a crumbling theater, provides century to tradition for an aging oper true. it's both a stage and the home, but faced with eviction to make waiting for modernization, one of pressing leads to the fight to preserve both the refuge and their culture. by them white snake, a. with this documentary on a jersey, you know the jubilation in garza and the occupied westbank office for a 183 palestinian prisoners. make that long journey home. also this ready prisons the hello on. so the heights, this is all the 0 life from the halls. so coming up from us, puts a show of forces he owns group for these to 3 is ready. captives is parts of a cease 5 deal with his ro. ukraine says russia has the types of parts of the cost region health far ukrainian for

the us dollar has high kind of transition costs to be showing strand state distressing images from africa. this is as the you and says at least 700 people have been killed in the d o. c in just a few days. this is as we're wondering back, the militants pushed deeper into the country. so co sharing that.

our attention is to central africa. now there at least $770.00 bodies are in the mood of the city and the democratic republic of the congo. this is, according to the dfcs health ministry, just the one. and you may find the following images to be distressing because there are many more corpses still lining streets of the city, which was seized by the n 233 this week, the militants in our pool, which is be moving towards the another city. and these business a couple of places to reach the country's capital to come release locals or accusing one the western states, in fact, indian twice and 3 of storms that embassies intern, shasta, the, we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house. look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country. the cold could come a must understand that we, the congo, these people are angry. if this building falls, then let it for the all of this is the property of our country. even though we have sit fired with no one regr

he's expected to take power rushes shut on. africa examines the rushes, growing influence in the region through the prison, the central african republic. you'll see a whole the african institutions as a chooses leaders, february on jersey. so he's been out of the pageant and my mom looks beautiful. she's very an amazing down on the entire city of cologne, where she's from, everyone's watching the pageant. she has the most amount of points and he's clear to everyone that she's winning. but some people were not about to let that happen. a friend of my mom ended up to see that mir catalina, she added a woman who used to own miss panama. he turned to her and said, hey, it looks like the black or is going to wind. she responded over my dead body, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the one thing else was 0 reminder of our headlines this hour. there have been emotional seeds in the occupied westbank were palestinian prisoners released by israel have been reunited with their loved ones. it is part of the latest exchanges under the guise of ceasefire deal between israel and homos. they're also being e

now, south africa has become a magnets for remote workers off the introducing a digital nomad visa last year. all the scheme brings economic benefit, some residents, they, they can no longer afford to live in that own cities. for me, the media reports from cape town with its picture, perfect scenery, good with the affordable cost of living for international visitors. because what is the cape, tony? is attracting a growing community of remote workers or digital no matter aside from a tourist. visa is the government's implemented, a new visa program that allows them to stay for up to 90 days. naturally, brooks is from the u. k and runs own business in line. she's been working remotely from cape town for up to 6 months at a time. there's lots of money that's coming in for tourism, but also in lots of countries with as a high digital name and presence, the locals are getting very frustrated by the impact that it's having particularly on accommodation. so i think that it's about looking at it in a holistic perspective and making sure that the government is putting in the right steps to manag

now what's happening in central med would have call through shala's into north west africa from tennessee a back to was america. it's like, you know, on shore braces some rain, significant rain with some snow in the sciences, i think during monday. but the night to those task a still steady breezy and dusty time the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza. and today how palestinian office are responding to it. the only thing that's right is have is the power of award winning old, the fashionable to speak to palestinian bye to a director at met. i'm assuming that you are able to train those emotions that come on with something that is a beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming. refrain on out in the youngest country in the world child sedan economy is mostly dominated by what calling for my sector is also the poorest health schooling and foot by 2 to an economy. the not being provided by informing the claim set. and the 1st part of the series out is there, examines the intricacy of south sit on society and the extraordinary resilience of its people. i

the space distressing images from africa as the you and says that the 700 people have been killed in the d o. c in just a few days as for ones in the back, militants pushed deeper into the country. political shadae, human stories, personal tragic. my god, my full child, when i saw that he was that it said lewis, what am i going to do? the neighbors went to try to recover his body and then the fight just threw in all the boom. so he remained alone in the road and they just reaching intelligence, but the pentagon reported the lock sits employees leaving chinese southwest as the seats, a platform needs american competitors to the dust, the discontent in hand, the russian capital. this is all the international, plenty to news and views as we break what's happening for you in the world right now. thanks very much for tuning in. well, just to bring you some live pictures from golf and now this is where the 4th is rarely home. us present as well, is on the way a $183.00 palestinians, a set to be released. this is off, the 3 is where the hostages are being handed over to in con eunice and al