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yeah, we do an awful lot of work with the african union. we, ten years ago, got into the whole security side by supporting amson, you know, 20,000 african troops actually being supported by the european union and the united states, each in our own way by doing that but that's what i think keeps amson going. now, my point there is as time has gone by, the relationship with the african union has moved from being one of sort of rhetorical sympathy to practical cooperation, and as we bump into various new realities or get mugged by them, so we will have to adapt and see how that relationship builds. it's the bedrock of the relationship. i'm saying this beyond the usual talk about how nice multilateralism is. it's actually really important that there be an entity like the african union, which is able then to provide sort of a chapeau through which one can conduct a whole lot of, much of the cooperation. beyond security there is trade. trade and investment. that's the biggest issue, at the african union is a very, very important conduit. at the ve

hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along the african union has given the leaders of south sudan one last chance to form a government the country has been locked in conflicts since 2013 when president salva kiir fired his then vice president riek machar he accused him of crossing a coup the situation escalated in 2016 when fighting again erupted between forces loyal to the 2 men sudan stepped in and mediated best a peace deal signed in september 28th and has never been implemented and last week the 2 men failed to meet a deadline to form a unity government now in the last 5 years of conflict nearly 4 100000 people have been killed more than 4000000 have fled the country and others have been displaced within south sudan it's not much but at least it's safe the town of tambura has welcomed nearly 200 displaced families this year angelina witnessed horror in home village but here she has found room for hope. will not benefit the village was destroyed and some of her relatives and all the elders were killed and some praying to god that peace will be i

if your question is about working with the african union, we do an awful lot of work with the african union. 10 years ago, we got into the whole security side by supporting amazon. troops are being supported by the eu and the u.s. it our own way. that is what keeps it going. as time hasthat gone by, the relationship with for beingn has moved one of rhetorical sympathy to practical cooperation. into various new them,ies or get mugged by so we will have to adapt and see how that relationship builds. it is the bedrock of a relationship. i'm saying this beyond talk of help nice multilateralism is. it will be nice that there is an entity with the efrin union who can provide a hat through which one can conduct much of the corporation. beyond charity, there is trade. the biggest issue. the african union is an important conduit. to africans gather order negotiate among themselves to be will to negotiate with us. that is the caller --. core. >> thank you. my question is about brexit. if and when it happens, will it have any influence the policy of the horn of africa at the eu policies? i don't

there's space for both the african union and the u.n. to burundi absolutely in our opinion must stay on the un security council's agenda they need to have routine updates on what's happening and keep abreast of the situation and the brownian government needs to know the world is watching but in terms of actual things that can be done on the ground the you really needs to get that can play a role in the african union is going to be chaired next year by south africa this is a country with a long history of brunetti. engagement with the ruby nelson mandela actually brokered the famous or russia peace accords in burundi back in the mid 2000 and so south africa and african union need to get involved what does that mean they can fully deployed human rights observers on the ground in burundi and they should take advantage of the fact that the burundian government has requested electoral assistance from the a.u. they can use that as an occasion to actually get those human rights observers on the ground and start getting eyes on the ground the fa

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interbrand a dialogue that was being led by the east african community basically has failed the african union has had human rights observers in country but they haven't released a public report pretty much ever and you've talked about this culture of impunity right so this isn't just about abuses taking place it's about the the atmosphere within which that happens so what what room is there now fast action to take place the u.n. security council also has done very little why the silence and where do we go from here well you know they're just called just where the discourse of african countries voted to fear in. it that on the face of other of other countries as well to a fault unless the situation becomes very very critical before any like a you or any other country award was tipping to traverse or just wish it right and as the other my colleague question turns it a mug a fully it's not on ally of. inclusion is a right and there was a video who are appointed to spearhead the dialogue house. done it's called the next to nothing ok so it appears the world is good to sit by and watch you know th

the springboks were greeted by jubilant fans including president cyril ramaphosa the south african rugby union has bought insurance for the webb ellis cup while it parades around the country they've even appointed someone to manage the trophies movements during the parade and make sure only squad members and the president get their hands on it. this is the live from berlin up next doc film on the night the wall came down for more news visit our website e.w. dot com. from the above. it's all happening to children coming. to link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and we will come to see their views africa in program tonight from for a new journey from the zito i would say down here.

well there is certainly been efforts by the african union to create a regional criminal court that in some ways could handle the kinds of cases that the i.c.c. is handling now they've been talking about it for a long time and it hasn't really gone anywhere i think it would be a wonderful thing if it did ever be created but until then really the only choice is the i.c.c. or individual states there are certainly african countries who could prosecute international crimes effectively if you think of the hissene harbor a trial in senegal that was a very successful africa based prosecution so that certainly is something that needs to be encouraged but whether it's a substitute for the i.c.c. at this point is a much more debatable question could still to professor many thanks indeed. cambodian acting opposition leader sam rainsy says that he's been prevented from boarding a flight from paris to bangkok he wants to return to cambodia to lead protests against prime minister hun sen those protests are due to take place on saturday earlier ramsey told al-jazeera that he was shocked that he wasn'

the south african rugby union has brought insurance for the web telescope won it grids around the country even appointed someone to manage the trophies movements during the parade to make sure only squad members and the president get their hands on it. on to football and match day full of the champions league dave bronczek from the sports desk is here to talk us through the action welcome dave not to the games left in the group stage and we've already had a couple of a few teams which if qualified any favorites among them yes so p.s.g. you ventus and byron munich are the 3 1st teams to go through and there are some of the biggest teams in the world so of course you always expect them to be in the mix but i'm not sure if i call any of them really favorites through for instance and they are in in the midst of some complete chaos at the moment they're really struggling actually just last week and they let go of their coach. and have had interim coach the flick run the show for the 1st time last night so they're going through a lot and still manage to get through and we actually have a quote

today the springboks were greeted by jubilant fans including president ceramic poza a south african rugby union has a show of the webb ellis cup won it parades across the country and is even appointed someone to manage its movements during the parade and make sure that only squad members and the president get their hands on is. that of cameroon a west african country with very few settlers most of them closed down in recent years because people prefer to watch cable t.v. making life hot for filmmakers deprived of their local market but it hasn't completely stopped directors from going out on location and vold in the congress. the cameras are rolling in cameroon every month several low budget movies are made by independent filmmakers here. raise. but there's a problem on distribution companies or even movie theaters filmmakers like direct to khania kwai off forced to find other ways to show off their work some raise funds by holding exclusive premieres for friends and family or they get lucky if there's a film 1st of all on the story you're telling is good enough and you get lucky to be selected

now south african airways has reached a deal on wages with 2 trade unions it ends an 8 day strike that has paralyzed the cash strapped company and say is way down by nearly $2000000000.00 of debts but the south african government has refused another bailout for the form a state and one. the south african airways strike is a reflection of the broader woes afflicting the south african economy thousands of s.a.a. stuff went on strike more than a week ago after the flag carrier failed to meet a number of key demands including for higher wages and job insourcing the strike cost a $3000000.00 euros a day. ca's in terrible financial shape it suffered with heavy debts and hasn't turned a profit since 2011 survived with government bailouts. both sides in the dispute agree to a 5.9 percent salary increase to be paid out in march however this depends on funds actually being available unions that sought an 8 percent increase. s.a.a. says unions have agreed to instruct their members to return to work by saturday it expects schedules to return to normal by sunday. and as winston is many of us in cou

pretoria today the springboks were greeted by jubilant fans including president obama a south african rugby union have placed an insurance policy on the web ellis cup trophy while it parades across the country believe it appointed a person to manage the trophies movements during the parade and make sure only squad members and the president get their hands on the cup. now the west african country of cameroon has very few movie theaters in recent years most of them shut down because people prefer to watch cable t.v. and that's rough for filmmakers who've been deprived of their local market but it hasn't stopped fashion directors from going out on the occasion and drilling the camera. the cameras are rolling in cameroon every month several low budget movies are made by independent filmmakers here. raise funds but there's a problem on distribution companies or even movie theaters filmmakers like direct to can a cry of force to find other ways to show off their work some raise funds by holding exclusive premieres for friends and family oh they get lucky if there's a film festival on the story you're t

including president cyril ramaphosa the south african rugby union has bought insurance for the webb ellis cup while it parades around the country they've even appointed someone to manage the trophies movements during the parade and make sure only squad members and the president get their hands on it. this is the live from berlin up next doc film on the night the wall came down for more news visit our website e.w. dot com. it's all happening to children coming. to link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to see their views african program tonight from the new journey from the news of easy to our website the deputy called smart africa join us on facebook and t.w. africa. ensuring good there's no moves without the 6 pm on the 9th of november 1989. opened a press conference about the meeting of the communist party central committee you know some hundreds of journalists had come hoping to hear news about east germany's latest decision on letting its citizens travel and told for no good about the travel regulations only party

african airways. both can become a massive problem because we're not sure yet how long this strike is going to go out because basically the unions are saying we're not going to give in so that african hours of service say that they are losing about 3000000 euros each day and that state constantly afloat if this continues for a long time you also need to realize that for almost a decade south african airways has not been making any profits they're basically surviving because the government keeps on bailing them out so that financial situation is already terrible they're technically insolvent just staying afloat because of the new government they already accept before this strike the need 120000000 euro still this year to survive so on top this strike is quite a disaster well one way to solve the situation of course would be to give in to the strikers demand how likely is that well the restructuring is necessary if they don't need to to make cut somewhere also to survive and then there's also demands that they want their wages increased they want to 8 percent increase in wages that african airways assess we can offer you fight wha

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feel really really comfortable because the same way i talk to our audience i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries support a rival candidate in bhalo sissoko caught in this regional power play by the people of bizzaro like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera bizarre. colombian president ivan decay has been missing newly elected mayors and governors to hammer out a deal on reforms the so-called national dialogue follows days of anti-government protests many are angry about corruption and possible changes to the minimum wage pensions and taxes a curfew was imposed in the capital on friday but it didn't the tara people from returning to the streets a day later central has more now from bogota. this is for today this straightforward thing which there have been demonstrations as you

countries i feel really really awful because the same way i talk to all ins i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries support rival candidates and go kart in this regional power play are the people who are like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera bizarre. the un's humanitarian chief mark has made his 1st visit to sudan since the transitional government was formed in all that's more than 8500000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance as sudan's economic situation worsens over 300000 people have been affected by the heavy rains and severe floods across 17 states in september at least 11 people have died in an outbreak of rift valley fever which is a water borne disease the rains have also caused a rise in cholera in blue nile states $300.00 people have fallen ill or mock low c

countries i feel really really comfortable because the same way i talk to all ins i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries supported rival candidates and. caught in this regional power play are the people who are like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country number 2 because hawke al-jazeera bizarre. if you don't want to come here and out there and reading it just speeches very u.s. soldier accused of war crimes claims the career of one of the most senior i think is running the whole thing is that he sounds ambitious plans for on is how it could take heaven from spain is the world's biggest pretty soon. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well over the last couple of days we have been reporting about the very heavy rain here across parts of italy but italy up here towards the northwest where they have

i talked about unions among african additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force some of these countries supported rival candidates and. caught in this regional power play are the people who like nurse to santos who has gone almost a year without pay because of the political crisis or unemployed graduate student. who can't find work for this election is a chance to finally get a say in the direction of her country. well that joins me now from the capital of the make of the election count does begin soon and while candidates say for now that they'll respect the vote how would you describe the situation on the ground today. well there's a sense of apprehension of what is to come because of course this is the peak of the 1st peaceful transition of power since the return of democracy just a matter of us was elected 5 years ago with a lot of hopes that he would change the political culture of this country but a lot of people feel that that hasn't happened and so many people here are observing are watching closely what's happening here especially those young voter

not be the smallest date if it became a state but would it -- what would be his most african-american state in union, so that's an example. puerto rico people puerto rico decide to be a state we should welcome that. i don't think we should wait on that the electoral votes for puerto rico because of a did it would be less likely the disgrace of hurricane maria aven. the some basic things we need to revisit from time to time and we just lost the muscle memory to do it over the last 40 years or so. it's time for a new season of structural reform to our democracy itself. >> let me just say before we let you go how much we appreciate you being here. and i want to say to all of you how much i appreciate you all being here. this is going to be an enormously consequential election, and we have to the institute of politics and now a campuswide effort, our hope is going on this campus registers and votes and participates because the decisions you're going to make or the decision that would be made this year is going to impact dramatically on the quality of life and the future of our country that you are going

-american community and there needs to be african-americans, more diversity in this unionthere needs to be oppressive programs - -- apprenticeship programs for my kids. there is going to be a new energy job boom in this country, and we have got to make sure that those opportunities -- because a lot of people want to talk about the wealth gap, wealth gap and a wealth gap. there are a lot of people in my community that want to be entrepreneurs, want to be millionaires. i always talk about the wealth gap, yeah, but we really need to be talking about the opportunity gap and to make sure that everybody has equal opportunity to start a business, to be innovators, to participate in the new job booms of the future and the new businesses of the future. and this comes back to how i started, which is trust. person your president, a who has spent my career working on these issues, i'm going to be sure -- make sure these issues of racial equity are not on the side -- that you will have a president in me, someone who understands these issues intimately, and makes sure i am working every

union here. she says there are about 80 african american o says while ty have intended to be funny, no one was laughing. >> he's a white male so he camed and he tried to act as if he was the rapper. >> reporter: kenney posted a video on twitter that school administrators have verified is legit. in the video, kenney says a milpitas high school teacher appeared in a classroom tressed up as the rapper common for halloween. his face painted black. >> he painted his face. to see he really thought that was okay and it was a joke, it really hurt. especially being one of the handful of black people that we have at our school. >> reporter: in the video, the . kenney says the teacher wore black face for two periods of school before an administrator caught on. the teacher we're told an e tech instructor. formally a history teacher at russell missile school. parents are just as outraged. >> i was going up to the school to ask how did this happen? why did this happen? how long was he in black face? >> reporter: the milpitas unified school district is investigating and issued this statement. black face paint has a h

workers unions and south african airways have come to an agreement with the airline after a week long strike employees been promised a 5.9 percent wage increase thousands walked out on their jobs earlier this month in protest against low salaries and job cuts the stoppage forced the states on carrier to cancel dozens of flights which cost the airline more than $3000000.00 a day. still to come here. for an adrenaline rush from a russian but is it enough to be novak djokovic in the davis cup the d.c.'s are back. strenuous bushfires continue to multiply with dozens starting in the south adding to the hundreds already burning in new south wales and queensland 6 mark as blanketed sydney while the state of victoria issued its 1st code red alert in a decade that's the worst possible fire condition shallop alice reports. ripping through forests and farmland the bushfires no no limit spreading to every corner of the country with the official start to summer still 10 days away this is unprecedented. firefighters in the states of victoria and south australia have joined colleagues in new south w

different other block process a lot of process is coming from european union stores so done but the beneficiaries not the africans or the nation the sudanese people instead these policies have being very much gronk very much a negative impact in our country let's a little bit deeper on what the compact foresees in terms of reform partnerships one partnership with senegal was being showcased at this week's conference let's hear what leaders from both sides have to say. awesome feed them commercial whether it's about peace climate protection economic development migration or other big issues of our times we all agree that with over 50 countries and a growing population especially a young population africa is playing an important role in solving global problems. i know this because while it's become better actually you will help the government in all the stakeholders to implement reforms that will improve our ranking for the ease of doing business health not for off to africa the growth continent off the future of building our partnership on a equal footing in a win win situation for both sides feel by the. let me g

something jim clyburn told and the majority whip told dana bash on the state of the union said for some older african voters it is an issue mayor pete buttigieg is gay. what do you make of it? >> here's what i make of it. bias occurs in every community. i hatch ve to be honest. i will never buy into that trope by some democrats to suggest some african-americans are homophobic or there's transphobia in the black community as a community. that's just nonsense. i'm not saying that about representative clyburn i respect a lot. i'm talking about a trope that has developed among some. the reality is that sadly, and unfortunately, in all communities, bias occurs and in particular homophobia and transphobia. i spent my entire career fighting against it. i know it is a fact. to label one community in particular as being burdened by this bias compared to others is misinformed and misdirected and simply wrong. >> let me get to -- >> not to mention the fact, when you talk about the african-american community, it's not a mon olith. it includes trans and gay that live in their community and loved by their family.

union support. they continue to lose the african-american support because of what this president has been able to doice reform that has helped the african-american community. they have to find a new pool of voters. in congresswoman's pressley's own state you can't drive by yourself at 16. you can get a learner's permit only if your parent or legal guardian is in the car with you. you can't drive in massachusetts until you are 16 1/2. you couldn't even drive yourself there if you weren't 16 1/2. in no circumstance are you an adult to cast a ballot at 16 years old. trish: you have obamacare that went in and said parents have their kids on their insurance plans, comes had to cover it until age 26. they are dependents until age 26. but somehow they are still able to vote until they are 16. which is it? i know they are desperate. let's get back to that. hispanics are looking at record low unemployment levels. it's all really good. women, african-americans. there is a lot to be excited about. >> the economy is booming. we see record high after record high in the stock market. we seat president bringing ou

wherever they are 30 years after the fall of the soviet union the russians are stepping back in the heart of africa in october african heads of state gathered in sochi during the event russian security firms like wagner's patriot or shields attempted to learn new business opportunities that. do not include being just a month over 5 he is mutual trains between russia and various african countries more than doubles to exceed $20000000000.00 whether that is a lot of. great numbers but i cannot say great i do not think it's enough to be a way it did ladies and gentlemen $7700000000.00 of that comes from trade with egypt which is about 40 percent of the total at the request of president twitterer the security council approved imports of russian weapons last december now they're providing both arms and training the instruction is happening in russian and the soldiers have been trained to understand the russian language. a good time with the west and notably friends the former colonial power and the united states are retreating with more weapons in structures on the way this may be just the beginning of russian expansion in