become a shot at last we'll attempt to baka. the whole lot of. coming to collect them to scan the shit that. they bring their. family as well about not buy that. and. not. give. us all. only a hundred percent because they're. sixty percent of a hog or what it would be. or could estimate that. cheli of course that our facebook open your to do by your book and or enter as me and on me your activist and somebody is the struggle to stay what you are now. new young love all of our fruit loops woke up with the element on all those costs are part of our little of the man i'm an activist out of there's a let me level or don't some don't some call that even a. don't limit hold. em all the move also it doesn't come a. moment i'm in the moment they're not overcommit for probably and this is. for blumenthal talebearer. ok saw perry are you ready for. the vote who wants a. piece of out there to go. by and then me so how does your commute as a lap up about a fall to halt such that i just don't know how we didn't is just going to be better just going to have yo

it's also shouting foul play the people's democratic party and about how his main competitor a teco a baka was prevented from holding its own mass rally in the cops on saturday that blames the a.p.c. . a record eighty four million people have registered to vote next saturday they will either offer a change or get another chance. who has speech at today's rally was short but it was filled with promises africa correspondent adrian traced is in lagos and he sent us this wrap up. president mohamed to address his supporters for exactly three minutes his key message vote me in once again for another four years so i can fulfill the promises that i made already during the last elections four years ago and the three key promises he made was tackling corruption tackling the insecurity situation why parts of the country and create employment but the problem is many people in nigeria have the feeling that apart from the fight against corruption he hardly made any progress the security situation is still a big problem a huge parts of the country and unemployment is actually rising this is why most peop

the president of mali ibrahim bill baka cato was recently in berlin for talks with these german counterparts the background in short is that german troops are in mali on a un peacekeeping mission that's said to be one of the most dangerous in the world exclusive interview with a spoke about how the fight against extremists in the east was impacting the west. starting out in somalia terrorist attacks have spread to east africa ever since the westgate shopping mall attack and there will be in two thousand and thirteen has set its sights on the continent but not only in the eastern part of africa. may be many of the terrorists that international forces are fighting in east africa flee into the sahara region the current and i keep in libya allows this to happen this bothers us a great deal and we have to bear the consequences of peace in this a hell is vital for the whole world if there are international agreements that we want to spend billions of dollars to help the eastern part of the continent fight terrorism we also should take care that it doesn't shift to the other end of the continent if

is why a lot of people will probably also vote for the opposition candidate for i think well bill bakahe was the vice president before then he later was also a very successful businessman so many people you know if he would be elected then the economy would also improve you give us a sense of just how democratic these elections are going to be this time. i'm sorry i didn't hear your question we want to hear about how democratic these elections. going to be. well this is of course a big concern for observers certainly it is a big care debate whether they will be fully democratic or not we have seen in the last elections here we had a peaceful transition of power which was to many a big surprise but definitely a very good sign so i think there's hope for optimism that we can really see a democratic election here all right i did have a correspondent adrienne krishna in lagos thank you so much. now a u.s. envoy for north korea has expressed confidence that real progress can be made at a summit later this month between donald trump and kim jong un but the special envoy stephen begun also ca

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warming the action is part of a wider global movement involving tens of thousands of children need baka reports. the next generation is finding its voice. some voices are smaller than others. but together they form a chorus. demanding urgent action on climate change it's a day of cotton ated strikes by children across the u.k. . with people skipping school to protest are you worried about the state of the climate in the end we want to. keep trying to bring the right and we love having the let's try and we live without running out of things and so i think that somewhere else and one would use the school think about you not being in school i don't. think there's anything. that was said in the demonstration is part of a much wider global movement schools for climate action is growing quickly on social media. in the past few months tens of thousands of children in belgium germany scandinavia and australia have taken to the streets. it began with a fifteen year old swede tom burke who skipped class to protest outside government buildings in september accusing her country of not following the

s rejected a motion to endorse the government's approach to bragg's it leaves baka has more the ice to the right two hundred fifty eight the news of the left three hundred three. a humiliating blow. for the british prime minister she hopes for a straightforward parliamentary vote reaffirming her efforts to renegotiate a revised breck's a deal with brussels so the nerds have a. habit that many m.p.'s within her own party abstained from voting claiming the wording of her motion implied no deal directs it would be ruled out a possible no deal remains for many back city is the u.k. strongest negotiating position the prime minister was absent from the chamber the opposition labor leader wasn't the government cannot keep on ignoring parliament all plowing on towards the twenty ninth of march without a coherent. she cannot keep on just running down the clock and hoping that something will turn up that will save her day and save her face the government's initial withdrawal agreement was rejected by a record majority of m.p.'s last month the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two forcing

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pilot of an indian war being shot down over the disputed northern territory i've been speaking to baka songs and basil to germany who joined me in the studio. helen of a warm welcome to news i'm on the touchy. a dramatic turn of events in hanoi u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un have ended their highly anticipated summit in the vietnamese capital hanoi with no agreement the talks were aimed at ending north korea's nuclear and missile programs in exchange for a lifting of sanctions just a short while ago president donald trump had this to say about the outcome of the summit. in the interim we couldn't do that. they were willing to do new coal or portion of the areas that we wanted but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for the so we continue to work and we'll see what we had to walk away from that particular suggestion we had to walk away from. that are currently existence remains are there in place and you know i was watching and saw a lot of you folks over the weeks or so no we've given up we haven't given up anything and frankly i think we'll end up

so those in power in nigeria over the last decade have been promising to root out baka haraam yet the terrorists remain and they long ago pledged allegiance to islamic state even establishing an isis province in the country's northeast what is your plan for defeating them. well let me quickly start by saying that the reason why there has not been an effective degrading and dismantling of the book or her armed forces is really because nigeria has locked a right credible leadership. and the kind of leadership that is committed to actually getting the job done and for us i believe that that's exactly what they are lines from you niger my party office nigeria and if the the the strategy that we have to dismantling and defeating book or iran and cause around the three major pillars number one strengthening our institution especially our military to ensure that we have the best fighting military force that is highly motivated and excited and equipped to be able to do everything that they're meant to do so we're talking about making sure that we recruit the best people we train them and we q

baka who was killed in jerusalem on thursday detention has led to violence between palestinian protesters and israeli forces in chad the army they're saying it's detained two hundred fifty rebels who are involved in a bordering coersion from libya fighters from the rebel union forces of resistance which are trying to overthrow president idriss deby drive some four hundred kilometers into chad earlier this week before being bombed by french and chaldean forces france's military said its planes destroyed twenty rebel pickup trucks. democratic republic of congo's new president felix tisha cady's invited all political exiles to return home made the announcement during a visit to neighboring republic of congo where tens of thousands of people fled during former president joseph kabila seventeen year rule many of the exiles were radical opposition voices in the party founded by to his late father etienne felix was sworn in last month marking the diaz's first peaceful democratic transition of power since independence leaders from across africa in are an address for the annual african union summi

have opted to skip school to hold a protest on the climate change and disney baka reports as part of a wider global movement involving tens of thousands of children. the next generation is finding it's for. some voices are smaller than others. but together they form a chorus. demanding urgent action on climate change it's a day of coordinated strikes by children across the u.k. . with people skipping school to protest are you worried about the state of the climate in the amazon handling. of this if we keep playing during the week to land and we love having the lights a fire and we live without the light friend sings we need and so i think that somewhere. i am one would use the school thank you for an offering and still i don't. i think in the elephant in the snow. means that it's not that said in the demonstration is part of a much wider global movement schools for climate. action is growing quickly on social media. in the past few months tens of thousands of children in belgium germany scandinavia and australia have taken to the streets. it began with a fifteen year old swede. who s

if his return can help the escalation baka some will. consider with an open mind ok so what do you expect india to do to deescalate the situation. should the should as you said from day one. if they have extra built evidence they should share it with us and put on the tube of we're willing to sit there and sort of. unfortunately attack pakistan here violated its drop bombs and artillery. the trample the un charter the violated international law and today there's plenty that goes here but i would still welcome it and i'm saying ok we're willing to engage on the pieces of the dossier to send ok so of course you're talking about india's response to the attack about two weeks ago and indeed mr kashmir which killed around forty indian parliament she's sold as a group who dies she mohammed responsibility for that is a pakistani based group india went and struck the camps the training camps it said of that group india of course say that pakistan gives groups like gys the mohammed a free rein to attack in indian soil and therefore has to take ac

since august they are calling on the government to take urgent measures to address the crisis need baka has more from london. oh so unusual to see a demonstration outside the british parliament but it is unusual not to the average jews here is only roughly about fourteen years of kind of the pursuit and action of governments around the who when it comes to court action has led to young people taking things into their own hands this is very much because of a growing international movement who was construct likes for climate action the lady being big demonstrations that have taken place in fronts in belgium scandinavia and germany and no the u.k. demos are happening in a coup or thinks of fashion in thirty towns and cities across the country no choice but here one of the organizers i know what if you could step down for most books for a second here now i know this of course is about a little bit more than people just changing their habits a home about turning off lights about carpooling and things like that what message are you trying to get to those in power that we want this empowered t

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