the evidence gathered in the cameroon case was linked to sudanese militia, i.e. the janjaweed.we had some very specific links: the use of weaponry, the use of ammunition that was coming out, the satellite imagery that showed these folks coming in on horseback in the park, slaughtering these animals,nd then making their way back out. [shouting orders] narrator: the janjaweed, called devils on horseback, are a notorious militia backed by the government of sudan. insurgents for hire, they are associated with the genocide in darfur that claimed almost half a million lives and displaced more than a million people. ruggiero: they've been raping and pillaging, killing elephants, being brigands on horseback for 150 or 200 years or maybe longer. as long as there is recorded history in the area, they've been doing this. kalron: there's an obvious link to the fact that they are able to ride thousands of kilometers and pass countries, obviously having some sort of local support in some way, either paying them or actual accomplices. ruggiero: i saw and witnessed personally in the central af

the search is on for a new venue for next year's africa cup of nations after defending champions cameroon were stripped of hosting the tournaments at a meeting of the continent's football confederation caf announced on friday that cameroon did not meet the compliance conditions those include delays with construction as well as an escalation of violence in the south west and northwest of the country near two of the planned videos a new bidding process is open with morocco as favorites to host the tournament in june and july they promised a decision will be made by the end of the month. now we spoke to african football writer gary al smith who was one of the journalists at the meeting an opera he said cameroon fell victim to the politics of the tournament. also want to come in and state television on the lifestream on you'd see you in the you know in the our announcement was given and he hits the streets and it was absolutely my seem disappointed on the streets of america let's not forget that this is a country that hosted the twenty sixteen woman's african cup of nation is saying man it's

thank you very much defending champions cameroon have been stripped of the hosting rights for next year's africa cup of nations after a meeting of the continent's football confederation and gonna have announced an actor on friday that compliance conditions had not been met by cameroon those include delays with construction as well as an escalation of the violence in the southwest the northwest of the country now two of the planned venues a new bidding process has been opened with morocco seen as favorites to host next summer's torment well earlier i spoke to african football rights and gary al smith who was one of the journalists out the meeting in our current he said cameron had fallen victim to the expansion of the tournament from sixteen to twenty four teams also want to come in and state television on the air live stream on you see you in the you know in the our announcement was given and he hits the streets and it was absolutely must see disappointment on the streets of comedy let's not forget that this is a country that hosted a twenty sixteen women's african cup nation and it's the

in two thousand and fourteen a regulation was put in place in cameroon that required a plastic bottle manufacturers to take responsibility for recycling their products but for years on its most boat making initiative is still making a rather significant contribution towards improving the situation in the country. a really cool idea isn't it even if it doesn't get rid of all the plastic pollution but it's definitely a great step in the right direction you've been watching quite africa join environmental magazine production by channel stevie d.w. on cuisine t.v. thanks for joining us and bye bye for me and i cried gonna yes and thank you so much for watching if any of these ideas captured your interest then you can watch the video on our website and asking questions that dresses will be up in a moment i'm felicia ends b. and i'll be very happy if you join us next week for another tour of the environment with eco in africa goodbye from johannesburg. gould with. yahoo. good. food. tomorrow's musicians today. the world's best supplied accusingly business needs to live. through the twentiet

built in cameroon are typically made of wood which makes them expensive to repair another reason eco boats are such an attractive alternative and not just for fisherman. one of his miles boats can be found in creating a beach resorts about three hundred kilometers southwest of young. christian owns a small bar next to the beach for a small fee tourists there can take the twenty kilogram boat out on the water valerie manages the rental service say. this is mrs walker off it's really great it's a lot of fun easy to handle and it's also helps me some responses as it's eligible for my business. i'm i'm sick well when madiba first came here and offered me the chance to manage the bushranger i wasn't sure. if he did you people to question him the best. moment or not now the people see me in crises and it all happened not any and little radio or television it's just want to live through july twentieth some part of the show i. hundreds of bottles filled with nothing but air that makes the boat seem like an easy to handle and while they aren't exactly watertight it would be very difficult to

and in cameroon nearly three hundred ilish speaking people accused of taking part in a separatist movement of been released from prison cameron's president will be a audit their release on thursday in an effort to bring calm to the divided country hundreds have been killed in fighting between the military and separatists since two thousand and sixteen you're up to date with our top stories they'll be more news a bit later on that's it for myself in the team here in london though coming up next on al-jazeera the fine to asia. the war on drugs in the philippines is pushing jails to breaking point a record number of inmates languish behind bars for years awaiting trial one on one east philippines locked up on al-jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of the who filmmaker zoom out of the close. to see all the awful but i know nothing about the bomb but i'm awfully oh my following are you mustn't. mind the long haul i'm going only movie i'm being. told i'm no one in four and they are on the m r m one this place out there the char i started to challenge and i'm not gonna last for

have such is on for a new venue for next year's africa cup of nations up to defending champions cameroon restrictive hosting the tournament at a meeting of the continent's football confederation caf announced on friday that compliance conditions not been met by cameroon those included delays with construction as well as an escalation of violence in the south west and northwest of the country needed two of the planned venues and you bidding process has been opened with morocco seen as favorites to host the tournament in june and july and they have promised a decision will be made by the end of the month we spoke to african football writer gary al smith who was one of the journalists at the meeting in accra he said cameron of fallen victim to the expansion of the tournament from sixteen to twenty four teams also want to come in and state television on the live stream on you see you in the you know in the our announcement was given and he hits the streets and it was absolutely must see disappointment on the streets of commerce let's not forget that this is a country that hosted the twenty s

particular attack talking about the town itself bugger sits on close to the border with nigeria cameroon and of course chad a republic and it has been very very tense area it was occupied by a book while i'm before before there were chased out and of course it is also one of the scenes of the worst massacres if not the what must make up my book why i am over the last nine years in general re two thousand and fifteen for five days but what i'm trying to sleep siege to this town they have killed more than one thousand two hundred people according to some reports and they have sacked the military bases there which is a base for multinational forces from nigeria new cameroon chad and recently have been in republic that same b.s. is what we're hearing that the book one flight is attacked on the recent adventure in baghdad town residents are talking about the presence of large number of what else i just in the town with one resident also claiming that you saw but what i'm planting at least a flag and they've learned. early morning prayers in one of the mosque in the town they have of of course

0spreys defence allowing jarrod rosser to spirnt away for one of their two tries to tennis, britain's cameroon grand slam of the year the australian open with defeat to roger federer who produced a near faultless performance in the hopman cup. the mixed team competition saw great britain lose against switzerland in the first rubber. norrie beaten in straight sets 6—1, 6—1 — as federer warmed up for the defence of his australian open singles title with an impressive performance here. before katie boulter suffered the same fate as her male counterpart also losing her singles rubber in straight sets to belinda bencic. britain won theirfirst match against greece, but face the united states next who boast serena williams in their ranks. there remains an outside chance of reaching the final. australia are 2—1 down in their test series with india after slipping to defeat in melbourne, leaving the visitors on the brink of a first series win down under. australia still needed 1111 more runs to win at the start of the final day but only had two wickets remaining. and they lost both of those for just thr

defending champions cameroon have been stripped of the hurston rights for next year's africa cup of nations after a meeting of the continent's football confederation and ghana problems included construction delays and violence in regions where venues were planned a new bidding process has been opened with morocco seen as favorite stuff host next summer astronomy and. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories former u.s. president george herbert walker bush has died aged ninety four he passed away eight months after the death of his wife barbara bush the nation's forty first president served from one thousand nine hundred ninety one thousand nine hundred ninety three and eight years later watched his son george w. become the forty third president bill schneider is a political scientist based in washington d.c. he says george bush sr leaves behind a mixed legacy for the u.s. and the wild. george h.w. bush was the longest one of the last presidents i think obama. who believe in the room of american leadership in the world it's a mixed legacy you know that you know one of the great trium

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south africa is doing to try to cut the rate of infections and support african football champions cameroon district of the right to host next year's cup of nations poor behavior that story a little bit later. now the new u.n. human rights chief has told al-jazeera it's time for the u.n. to investigate the death of saudi. michel says there should be an international inquiry into his murder she was speaking to our diplomatic editor james bays as part of our talk to our just. the program for almost two months after jamal khashoggi was murdered and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul the saudi and turkish investigations remain separate and seem to be going nowhere saudi arabia is refusing to hand over the suspects its arrested and it hasn't given the turkish authorities any idea of the whereabouts of the journalist body now in an interview for talk to al-jazeera the new high commissioner for human rights michel brusha lay says the time has come for an international investigation with bodies is it time for the u.n. to set up an investigation i think it is time i mean i don't have tha

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fans had been pelting on as area with bottles and plastic cups throughout the match luckily the cameroon international wasn't hurt a play was halted for ten minutes for team secured playoff spots in the n.f.l. on sunday the new england patriots dallas cowboys used them texans and seattle seahawks all punch to get tickets the seahawks speak the kansas city chiefs thirty eight thirty one to return to the postseason after a year out it's five time super bowl champions the new england patriots wrapped up the a.f.c. east title with a twenty four twelve win over the buffalo bills the first franchise in n.f.l. history to a playoff berth in ten straight seasons i certainly don't take it for granted and i think i know art is and. i show greater appreciation for my teammates and coaches that work stream that hard to put us in a position to do a great job and when you have a lot of perspective and like i certainly do i realize that. you know it's incredibly difficult thing to do and i'm just very grateful. steph curry scored in the last second to lift the golden state warriors to one hundred twenty

was stripped of hosting the tournament the continent's football federation caps said cameroon had met deadlines on construction and that it was also concerned about violence in the southwest and northwest of the country need two of the plant venue's a new bidding process is underway and they promised a decision soon with morocco seen by many as fragrance to host the tournament in june and july but this is by no way the first first time the africa cup of nations has been moved from host to hosts in fact african football journalist juliet by were points out in this tweet that has happened five times in the last nineteen years so while the men's africa govern nations has fallen apart the women's tournament is reaching its climax nigeria will take will try to defend their title against south africa in the final in ghana shortly their eight time champions while south africa have never won it and bunyan a banana as they're known have been rallying fans on social media. case of how might you know that you and i would just like you for the support that you've given us so far tomorrow as we ha

more on that same military base multinational joint task force which is operated by soldiers from cameroon nigerian is here and been the republic child as well who are fighting boko haram and to go back arms and ammunition from that area and massacred more than one thousand civilians saudi arabia's king salon has to maintain his store ministry as part of the maintenance of the. ministry of state salis the. show chain which has brought a diplomatic clash against the kingdom which is there a senior political analyst in the shower says saudi arabia is expected to make several changes to bring back business and investment. as far as assaf is concerned i think that's a kind of an interesting signal coming from riyadh it's basically saying look we mean business literally we mean business we want to change we want to regain the confidence and. credibility in the international community especially among the international business community and since our stuff was a sort of a star if you will in davos the world economic summits in previous years and he certainly was the man in various in preparatio

in the german city of cameroon it's a calling on the public to name and shame those who took part in anti migrant riots earlier this year pictures of a seven thousand protesters have already been uploaded but they aren't grapes office has not been shut down by police. reports from. hunting season is open for the cold problem germans people who attended fall right on t. migrant demonstrations in chemists following two migrants being charged for the fatal stabbing of a german man in the city. i. were the hunt has been organized by an collective pushing their message haunt. me once and a signal we've seen you and it wasn't a mistake it's not ok with us what you've done to our town or our country it's an all sorts of the general public to deal with offenders and also know if it's a management to recognize the supporters of right wing violence the room ploy to in their own companies and to take action against them the group called the center for political beauty isn't messing about with their name and shame campaign on their website there's a section called the mentally ill catalog that c

lake chad on wednesday the armed groups trying to capture the area which borders nigeria chad and cameroon tens of thousands of anti-government protesters and marched in the serbian capital belgrade is the latest in a series of demonstrations since an opposition politician was beaten last month critics accuse populist president alexander who teach of curtailing democratic reforms and cracking down on opponents now the mother of a guatemalan boy who died while in u.s. custody says her son was healthy when he left home eight year old philippe gomez along though it's from a remote village about four hundred kilometers west of guatemala city he and his father were detained by u.s. border agents on december eighteenth guthrie no longer says his son reported he was doing well every time he called home. i could never have imagined this he was happy when he left he called me and said he was at the border and he was having chicken for dinner after prayer they hoped when he left he said i'm a little young now but when i arrived them to grow up i will study and look for a job and i'm going to send yo

lake chad on wednesday the armed groups trying to capture the area which borders nigeria chad and cameroon. tens of thousands of anti-government protesters have marched in the serbian capital belgrade is the latest in a series of demonstrations since an opposition politician was beaten last month critics accuse populist president alexander who teach of curtailing democratic reforms and cracking down on opponents. now the mother of a guatemalan boy who died while in u.s. custody says her son was healthy when he left home eight year old philippe gomez along though is from a remote village about four hundred kilometers west of guatemala city he and his father were detained by u.s. border agents on december eighteenth guthrie no longer says his son reported he was doing well every time he called home. i could never have imagined this he was happy when he left he called me and said he was at the border and he was having chicken for dinner after contest where they hoped when he left he said i'm a little young now but when i arrived them to grow up i will study and look for a job and i'm going to

this cola plant from cameroon is thought to be a new species, and botanical artist lucy smith is bringinggs, bbc news. a non—profit organisation is providing animal—assisted therapy to those living in special care facilities, nursing homes and hospices in johannesburg. the visits by volunteers and their pets provide comfort to patients who interact with them. nomsa maseko reports. sushi, jack and murphy preparing for their big day. the furry friends take their jobs very seriously, administering cuteness and cuddles. they come bearing christmas presents. the therapy dogs are visiting patients at a frail care centre here in johannesburg. say hi. yes, good boy. and a paw. where's your paw? yes. paws for people is an organisation which offers animal assisted therapy and operates in several parts of south africa. this woman has been staying here at this home for several decades. i have been here for 15 years and i‘m just the happiest. you look forward to every visit? for sure, they are just the best. i can't wait for them to get here. for some of the patient‘s here, this might be the only visi

players from the ivory coast cameroon and guinea are in abundance. to avoid oh no no no. i'm going from dreaming. up. coach sharif is known to most of the african players here to. be clogged and it's. a long. war. you need to do with it and. he says there. is. no more. competition amongst the african players as tough. those in the terraces weren't able to earn a place in the tournament like peter kenyon in a dire situation. having arrived in thailand on a tourist visa he was exploited by his club manages one thai gorge conducted we in the us asked me if i have it drug industry or the how little bit cool it really made will be two o'clock in store again to do our much work there but i didn't leave for the five for the money.

around that same military base multinational joint task force which is operated by soldiers from cameroon nigeria nizkor and been the republic and child as well who are fighting vocal i am and took over arms and ammunition from that area and massacred more than one thousand civil unions. still ahead here on al-jazeera a major government shakeup in saudi arabia as the kingdom faces pressure of jamal khashoggi she's murder and the war in yemen also fuel for thought germany pushes for greener cars those stories on the other side of the break do stay with us. we've got some rather nasty weather in sewer to pad over the next couple of days already saying quote a chilly wind feeding in from the north the tightly packed i suppose in to indicate the strength of that window there will be some pockets of snow as we go on through the next couple of days and that western side of honshu saying that see affects the moesha feeding in from the sea of japan turning quite readily to snow as it moves in across a good part of honshu dries its way through as you go on through sunday and as you can say single

for someone to tell them how it will lawrence lee al-jazeera in south wales defending champions cameroonhave been stripped of the hosting rights for next year's africa cup of nations after a meeting of the continent's football federation and ghana problems included construction delays and violence in regions where venues were planned a new bidding process has been opened african football writer gary al smith says cameroonians are understandably crushed. also want to come in and state television on the lifestream on you tube in the you know in the our announcement was given and it hits the streets and it was absolutely must seem disappointed on the streets of commerce and let's not forget that this is a country that hosted the twenty sixteen woman's african cup of nation is saying man it's the biggest and the best anybody has seen in africa i mean have people. come in from western europe and they were saying that they wished western europe would get such a reception for a woman's african cup of nations ok might do what they could do or do would do for that african cup for men i don't thin

that on that same military base multi-national joint task force which is operated by soldiers from cameroon nigerian is here and been a republic child as well who are fighting boko haram and to go about arms and ammunition from that area and massacred more than one thousand civilians a magnitude five point eight earthquake has hit the east an indonesian province of west papa when we come tsunami killed more than four hundred people further west in the country police all for trolling an exclusion zone around an accidental canine because the sea is that of another major eruption of on a crocodile fish could cause a second tsunami but at least five highway flooded coastal communities only on into java on saturday leaving hundred staff and thousands injured when the flight has more now from pentagon temperaments. with the increase in the alert level a ministerial visit to the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker tao is up to some fifty kilometers off shore they have been talking to geologists and volcanologists here who have used an oppo

players from the ivory coast cameroon and guinea are in abundance. to avoid oh no no no. i'm good from tunisia. but. coach sharif is known to most of the african players here to. save. big log in it. on loan yes i think. any idea would. be if there. was. no. competition amongst the african players as tough. as those in the terraces weren't able to earn a place in the tournament like peter kenyon in a dire situation. having arrived in thailand on a tourist visa he was exploited by his club manages one thai gorge conducted we in the us house if i have it drug industry or the whole of the world with political her mood will be two o'clock in store again to do our much work without but i didn't leave for the five for the money there's no money and just made a. dozen trying to do it up in a beat it out to play because normally most affordable. is.

trying to capture the area which borders chad and cameroon the group attacked the town in twenty fifteen and left hundreds of people dead. three years since more than a million refugees and migrants into germany most were fleeing the war in syria at the time the government said they could be successfully integrated into german society despite strong opposition from conservatives and far right groups from berlin dominic cain looks at how successful some of those efforts have been. it's a busy morning for rummy re howie he's a software developer at the clerk in a steel workshop as such he's an important part of an international team to see him at work you'd never think three years ago he was a refugee one whose progress chancellor angela merkel has seen for herself his is a success story but he says because he used his own initiative there is a lot here and if i waited to get the german class i would be doing nothing i would be waiting because the first three hundred people the first six months and. and if i waited. or something i think people should not things in their own hands but what

one and third he will not give up on this issue we will build them well moving to developments in cameroon when only three hundred people accused of taking part in a separatist movement have been released from prison cameron's president paul bia ordered that release on thursday in an effort to bring calm to the divided country hundreds have been killed in fighting between the military and separatists since two thousand and sixteen when teaches a noise in the english speaking regions complained of discrimination from the french speaking majority hundreds of phone cameroonians are still behind bars the joy everywhere the quiet side. come a room everybody's happy. happy about. this move will calm flaring tempers in the north west and southwest regions it will bring relief to families and friends but the release of those detained alone cannot end this already very deep and a phone crisis. now a cup twenty four global climate change conference in poland has been extended for another day as no final agreement has been reached yet the un led event was meant to end on friday but will now continue

lawyers in cameroon are pushing for the release of more detainee's they describe as political prisoners saying it would help resolve tension between separatists in the government around three hundred english speaking cameroonians were freed on friday only orders of president paul beer hundreds more they remain in jail they're accused of supporting a separatist movement in the english speaking part of the country critics argue that cameron's government favors the francophone majority and discriminatory discriminates against english speakers. the zimbabwe's president has asked for more patience says he again promised to revive the economy and as a man and was addressing his readings and members who endorsed him to run for another term. has more from southern zimbabwe. when ever some people see others lining up for something they join the queue just in case they find what they're looking for there is a shortage of cash in zimbabwe especially foreign currency suffering that we need to leave others other countries the league goodness of. really need like at the rulings on it here party confe

around that same military base a multinational joint task force which is operated by soldiers from cameroon nigeria nizkor and binny republic and child as well were fighting boko haram and took over arms and ammunition from that area and massacred more than one thousand civilians gunmen in the kenya fast out of ambushed and killed ten policemen their convoy was attacked near the border with mali the areas been repeatedly attacked mostly by fighters linked to al qaida over the last three years. police boats on patrol in the major turn forced the exclusion zone around a volcano which is threatening to erupt again as zones been widened an alert level raised for the krakatoa volcano another major eruption could cause a second tsunami a five meter high wave flooded coastal communities on saturday killing at least four hundred twenty six people bribe reports now from pentagon in banten province. with the increase in the alert level a ministerial visit to the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker tower is up to some fifty kilometers off shor

libya with a friend when he took the image in the window of the jet he was on defending champions cameroon have been stripped of the hosting rights for next year's africa cup of nations after a meeting of the continent's football confederation in ghana problems including construction delays and violence in regions where venues were planned a new bidding process has been opened with morocco's in his favorites to host next summer's tournament well african football writer gary al smith says cameroonians are understandably crushed. also want to come in and state television on the lifestream on you tube you know in the hour announcement was given and it hits the streets and it was absolutely must seem disappointed on the streets of commerce let's not forget that this is a country that hosted the twenty sixteen woman's african cup nation is saying man it's the biggest and the best anybody has seen in africa i mean have people. come in from western europe and they were saying that they wished western europe would get such a reception for a woman's african cup of nations ok might do what they coul

this cola plant from cameroon is thought to be a new species, and botanical artist lucy smith is bringinglight of the species that are vanishing before our eyes. helen briggs, bbc news. a non—profit organisation is providing animal—assisted therapy to those living in special care facilities, nursing homes and hospices in johannesburg. the visits by volunteers and their pets provide comfort to patients who interact with them. nomsa maseko reports sushi, jack and murphy preparing for their big day. the furry friends take their jobs very seriously, administering cuteness and cuddles. they come bearing christmas presents. the therapy dogs are visiting patients at a frail care centre here in johannesburg. say hi. yes, good boy. and a paw. where's your paw? yes. paws for people is an organisation which offers animal assisted therapy and operates in several parts of south africa. this woman has been staying here at this home for several decades. i have been here for 15 years and i'm just the happiest. you look forward to every visit? for sure, they are just the best. i can't wait for them to get

new host country for africa's biggest football tournament as cameroon is stripped of the rights to hold next year's. resigned months the rallying cry of hundreds of protesters in the french capital angry about rising fuel prices. the demonstrators wearing yellow vests paralyze the iconic show in the heart of paris close to the presidential palace emanuel is being accused of concerns about the high cost of living with disdain the president says taxis to combat pollution on necessary but those on the streets struggling to make ends meet correspondent david shades of joins us live now from paris so david nobody is backing down here. well inside the seans elisei where i'm speaking to you from there are about five thousand the yellow vest protests is the yellow vest rebellion what's been happening is there a few hundred outside underneath the. i've been battling with police now a lot of the tear gas has been coming in here there's been a few battles in the side streets but essentially the yellow vests rebellion is attempting to be a nonviolent protest it's essentially uniting much opinion ac

players from the ivory coast cameroon and guinea are in abundance. to avoid oh no no no. i'm going from training to. coach sharif is known to most of the african players here to. say. big logged in it's. on loan yes i think when you. needed it would. be there. was. competition amongst the african players as tough. those in the terraces weren't able to earn a place in the tournament like peter the ten year in a dire situation. having arrived in thailand on a tourist visa he was exploited by his club manages one gorge conducted we in the us you for having drug industry buy the whole world with you if you need to move will and will not and so we're going to do our much work that brilliantly were devoted to for the moment there's no money and just no doesn't help us right to not going to be out to play because normally most of border. has run out of money and his visa has expired leaving him at the mercy of the coaches and immigration services. bilingualism and then finally yes i live. out on an innocent man walked in and he doesn't. seem that but it was that he got the ball.

nigeria but not exclusive to nigeria and neighboring countries as well countries in the region like cameroon and the democratic republic of congo we've got a video from congo here showing exorcisms of children that have been labelled which is another factor at play here is that families sometimes have more children in their arrival to care for and in nigeria more than forty percent of the population is fourteen and younger it's just the source it's really hard to watch what all this religion play in all it was this is a really interesting factor it's a major player in the niger delta has more churches per square kilometer than anywhere else in the world and this region is filled with billboards by still styled pastas food blame things like unemployment on child reaches and one of these ministers name is helen. she runs dozens of churches in nigeria she claims to be a former child which itself and this is taken from her website she off is to diagnose and q. a child which is not something that ministers like could charge a lot of money for all they still styled pos is a very influential and a

this cola plant from cameroon is thought to be a new species, and botanical artist lucy smith is bringingpecies that are vanishing before our eyes. helen briggs, bbc news. thousands of people have been flocking to view the new mural by banksy, which is painted on the side of a garage in port talbot in south wales. it portrays a child playing in the ash from a skip fire. volunteers have been protecting the site and say many more visitors are expected to come to see it. tonight the hollywood actor michael sheen, who's from the south wales town, has offered to pay for a screen to protect the artwork. will fife reports. a few days on, and there is still a huge buzz in the air here. a genuine piece from one of the world's most famous living artists. for the past 72 hours, there has been a constant stream of new arrivals coming to the site to catch a glimpse of this artwork. sometimes arriving as early as 3am. it's a bit bizarre. but i suppose that's what he does, he picks locations all over the world. we're from australia and my daughter knows of his work very well. you rarely get a chance to

but on that same military base multinational joint task force which is operated by soldiers from cameroon nigerian is here and been a republic and child as well who are fighting boko haram and to go back arms and ammunition from that area and massacred more than one thousand civilians a rescue boat carrying more than three hundred people has docked in spain after being refused entry by several other european countries the open arms challenges that still rescue the migrants and refugees off the coast of libya we can get it's the first time since august spain has allowed a rescue ship to. mountain rescue in the french outside describing the discovery of a teenage avalanche supply the. girl was found alive after being buried under an avalanche for forty minutes. and at least one hundred meters was eventually found by a sniffer dog and taken to hospital for a checkup. police boats on patrol in the in the nature to enforce the exclusion zone around a volcano which is threatening to erupt again zones been widened and in the level raised there and that krakatoa volcano another major eruption cou

not only in nigeria but in other countries there in the region we're talking about countries like cameroon and the democratic republic of congo in fact we should have some images there of what these sort of exorcisms look like in the congo and in terms of these these children that have been infused of being which is another factor of place in the families sometimes simply have more kids than they can care for in fact in nigeria more than forty percent of the population is age fourteen or younger. what role does religion play in all of this. it really is a big factor especially in nigeria this niger delta is actually one of the regions in the world with the most churches per square kilometer of any of the region you see billboards everywhere for these self-styled pastors that claim that anything that goes wrong may be poverty unemployment can be blamed on these child which as you see one of these self-styled pastors here her name is helen who bobbie oh she runs dozens of churches in nigeria this is her web site you can see she claims to be able to diagnose and cure these child which is of c