is landlocked and depends on cameroon for its exports and imports including food. we transport essential items goods that are of primary importance for survival my truck for example carries refrigerated goods when a container carrying perishable goods is stranded for many days it's a loss for the company it's a very big loss for the company. neither government has released official figures for the economic losses due to this the hate but while the transport companies and the businesses who rely on moving goods across this border of feeling the pinch it's the drivers stuck in limbo who are hurting most. the top story we're following joe biden gets to work on pandemic relief in the u.s. economy and rebuilding international ties african countries are waiting to see what a by the ministration means for the continent. that's a for me to do business it's watching. for. facebook and twitter. to date and in touch. fully. soon. to. discover the. subscribe to. documentary. this is. coming up what does a show want from the ministration. beginning with china u.s. policy on the

is landlocked and depends on cameroon for its exports and imports including food. we transport essential items goods that are of primary importance for survival my truck for example carries refrigerated goods when a container carrying perishable goods is stranded for many days it's a loss for the company it's a very big loss for the company. neither government has released official figures for the economic losses due to this locate but while the transport companies and the businesses who rely on moving goods across this border of feeling the pinch it's the drivers stuck in limbo who are hurting most. and a reminder of the top story we're following joe biden gets to work on pandemic relief in the u.s. economy and rebuilding international ties african countries are waiting to see what abide administration means for the continent. that's it for me in the business team here thanks for watching. to the point strong opinions clear positions international perspective such as the u.s. has a new president promising to heal the country's divisions while simultaneously moving

to build new makeshift homes gado was already the biggest camp for ca are refugees in cameroon now it's expecting more people to the camp where we are at the moment was designated 426000 but we're close 227500. so you can see that with the conflict this camp will become extremely saturated and it will be good to create other camps to do the pressure off this one lubanga lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with their parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. or farted in germany have sealed off a hospital in the capital but then after at least 14 patients and staff at the humboldt clinic tested positive for the new more contagious corona virus variant me taishan is now spreading rapidly around the world the hospital has stopped admitting new patients and workers can only travel to and from their homes. here's a look at some other development in the pandemic agent has started vaccinating its population using the chinese made

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resources are quickly drying up as thousands of people continue to cross over to eastern cameroon from the central african republic the majority are children. the camp is being overwhelmed. with only if the conflict continues we have seen another site. the government will provide us with another site to settle new arrivals. to the camp where we are at the moment was designated 426000 that were close 227500. so you can see that with the conflict this camp will become extremely saturated it will be good to create other camps to take the pressure off this one. lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with her parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. and now many are glued to the television sets across the country people following what's happening at the supreme court because the court started here we need it to sion about the december presidential elections precedents on there was declared were not by the electoral commission and

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resources are quickly drying up as thousands of people continue to cross over to eastern cameroon from the central african republic the majority are children. the camp is being overwhelmed. whose only if the conflict continues we have seen another side. the government will provide us with another site to settle new arrivals. to the camp where we are at the moment was designated 426000 that were close 227500. so you can see that with the conflict this camp will become extremely saturated it will be good to create other camps to take the pressure off this one. lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with her parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. and now many are glued to television sets across the country people are following what's happening at the supreme court because the courts said here we need it to sion about the december presidential elections precedents on there was declared were not by the electoral commission and

and we're in cameroon and head off next streets african nations football championship. hello i'm the it's good to have your company fear is all growing off a humanitarian crisis at south african border post as thousands of people from zimbabwe and of a countries remain stuck the crowds have been increasing by bridge crossing for days as try to get back into south africa off to the face of season and also a hard lockdown in their own country the backlog is be exacerbated by a requirement that travel is be able to produce a negative cold at $900.00 test results and also restrictions on both sides of the border. for more on this story we're going to. get a who's in zimbabwe's capital had a privilege most of the people trying to get into south africa ah zimbabweans tell us more about them why are they. it's a mode of startup pushing them to cross over to south africa you have to categories of people. normally go to buy goods in south africa to resell in zimbabwe and the largest group of people who want to cross to so africa to get jobs some they work in south africa already

and will meet a former separatist fighter from cameroon who has surrendered and is now in a reintegration program. hello. to the program it's good to have your company millions of children are back in the classroom in kenya for the 1st time since last march with the government closed schools in response to the cove in 1000 pandemic students in grades 48 and 12 returned in october so they could prepare for exams now all primary and high school students are back in school you visited one school in nairobi on the 1st day back. kibera is one of the largest low income areas in their rupie here thousands of people live close together interacting on a daily basis social distancing is almost impossible now that schools have reopened pupils a waiting in line to get in. kenya is one of the last countries in east africa to fully reopen its schools according to the world health organization prolonged school closures plus risk spot children from poor backgrounds like here in canberra for example higher rates of teen pregnancies born attrition and dropouts some of the reasons why the kenyan government

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it's the start of what set to be a huge 12 months for football in cameroon next year the country will host the continent's flagship international tournament the cup of nations and this week the african nations championship is kicking off a 16 country event for players who feature in their domestic leagues 19 meant the tournament was delayed by 9 months. due to covert football was stopped not only in cameroon but all over the world organizing this tournament is a good thing for africa and the world even if there are restrictions stadiums can be a 25 percent capacity during the group stages and hopefully 50 percent for the knockout rounds. visiting teams it's a chance to play top level football at a time when many african leagues face delays and disruption even you'd call being a team in life need to point. when you impose it the way so that people get the hope because people are affected by 2 peaks one medical and 2nd one mentality so we need to play and get mental and all that woodward being played gives the hope to people to not be studious and mentally disturbed cameroon was meant t

motorcycle rider has died after a crash at the deco rally i'm supposed to read about his concerns cameroon gets ready to host football's african nations championship with a limited number of fans inside stadiums. welcome to the news hour we begin with breaking news out of the netherlands and the dutch government has collapsed over a child care subsidies scandal that had a devastating impact on thousands of families prime minister mark critz and his cabinet have quit after a report blamed them for mismanaging the subsidies thousands of parents were wrongly accused of fraud and some were even forced into bankruptcy writs will remain in office in a caretaker capacity until elections are held already scheduled for march let's get the latest from south boston she's joining us from amsterdam so talk us through the crisis talks that took place and the eventual collapse of this government. has the. offerman decided to have these crisis talks earlier in the morning and it was already clear that there wasn't much more choice than to resign all together the whole cabinet there was a lot of pressure o

knockout stages this is according to cameron's quotes mean uganda is the 1st team to are writing cameroon. african countries del look ali has been suspended. is doing his best to get the side read so obviously for us you know we got the players together only a week ago am on the last time the this group of players were together was back in march so as an international team it's been very short preparations it we're from the stadiums cameroon is busy with groundwork for hosting the competition. that i still in the crowds and the fans are determined to do we worry about the virus to one side. yes without the. hope that everything will be ok. this is the 1st train coming this tuesday. 16 national teams are battling it out because most important title is the pandemic. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you confirms joe biden as the next president of the united states if a mission came just hours after supporters of donald trump tried to disrupt the proceedings by storming the u.s. capitol one person was shot and killed and the body. across the world political leaders have

and we'll meet a former separatist fighter from cameroon who has surrendered and is now in a reintegration program. hello i'm christine to the program company millions of children are back in the classroom in kenya for the 1st time since last march with the government closed schools in response to the cove of 19 pandemic students in grades 48 and 12 returned in october so they could prepare for exams now all primary and high school students are back in school you visited one school in nairobi on the 1st day back. kibera is one of the largest low income areas in their rupie here thousands of people live close together interacting on a daily basis social distancing is almost impossible now that schools have reopened pupils a waiting in line to get in. kenya is one of the last countries in east africa to fully reopen its schools according to the world health organization prolonged school closures plus risks children from poor backgrounds like here for example higher rates of teen pregnancies born attrition and dropouts some of the reasons why the kenyan government said it was time to finally

resources are quickly drying up as thousands of people continue to cross over to eastern cameroon from the central african republic the majority are children. in the camp is being overwhelmed. as you continue. on only if the conflict continues we have seen another site. up to the government will provide us with another site to settle new arrivals. to the camp where we are at the moment was designated 426000 but we're close 227500. so you can see that with the conflict this camp will become extremely saturated it will be good to create other camps to take the pressure off this one. lucy is uncertain where her children might be she can only hope they're safe with her parents for now she's too frightened to return and will try to rebuild from a distance while in cameroon like thousands of her compatriots forced to flee their homes. and now many are glued to television sets across the country people are following what's happening at the supreme court because the court started hearing it to sion about the december presidential elections precedents on their father was declared when i by the

says more than 30000 people are seeking refuge in neighboring cameroon because art has more. bearing scars of unspeakable violence is going to wear maxime and his family they fled the central african republic to cameroon after armed groups to go over control of their town who are a unesco world heritage site is now in the control of the anti christian militia group carrying out what maxine describes as a reign of terror. because i was on my motorcycle when they chained my legs. they stabbed me in the stomach and in the back then they stole all i had. i made a presidential election a coalition of armed groups that fought each other in 2013 have joined forces capturing almost 2 thirds of a nation the size of france they are threatening to march on the capital bangui accusing president ouattara who has won a 2nd mandate of failing to implement a peace agreement as a result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move feeling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of refug

and will meet a former separatist fighter from cameroon who has surrendered and is now in a reintegration program. hello. to the program company millions of children are back in the classroom in kenya for the 1st time since last march when the government closed schools in response to the cove in 1000 pandemic students in grades 48 and 12 returned in october so they could prepare for exams now all primary and high school students are back in school you visited one school in nairobi on the 1st day back. kibera is one of the largest low income areas in nairobi here thousands of people live close together interacting on a daily basis social distancing is almost impossible now that schools have reopened pupils are waiting in line to get in. kenya is one of the last countries in east africa to fully reopen that schools according to the world health organization prolonging school closures plus risks children from poor backgrounds like here for example higher rates of teen pregnancies born attrition and dropouts some of the reasons why the kenyan government said it was time to finally fully reope

in school one of africa's biggest sporting events is just kicks off in cameroon the african nations championship is underway after a 9 month delay caused by coronavirus. back into the news hour our top story one of africa's longest serving leaders is heading towards 4 decades in power after winning an election his opponent has branded a fraud it was 70 faced the stiff this battle of his 35 years in office from the pop star turned politician bobby wine but the singer who is under. show house arrest by security services has told his supporters to reject the result the country's election commission says miss 70 secured more than 58 percent with nearly 6000000 votes while the wind took just under 35 percent and nearly 3 and a half 1000000 votes either for. the people of uganda and they who would issue to you. illegal numbers and vote. for the candidates and for the parties. i think this may turn out to be the most. read election season 86 to 2. and algis there is catherine soyuz been following the story from the capital count as well and she has more now on the violence against opposition supporters

africa's biggest sporting events this just kicks off the african nations championship underway in cameroon after a 9 month delay caused by corona virus. so that in the u.s. the most of any has addressed his country of uganda after winning a 6th term as uganda's president extending his 35 years in power according to final results from the electoral commission the 76 year old won nearly 59 percent of the vote his main challenger the wind got almost 35 percent he says the election was rigged with severely dismissed those claims. i therefore thank. the people view gunda and to you for turning. numbers and voting for the candidates and for the parties. i think this may turn out to be the most. read elections just $962.00 more earlier we spoke with bobby wines that represented benjamin caetano he said that while in the opposition leader is likely to pursue legal options to challenge the results and that his supporters might take the opposition to the streets. ugandans have a right if they feel that that is one of the with which they can express their discontent they have a right to do so provide

some sport soon cameroon will be hosting the african nations football championship next week it's going to be the continent's biggest sporting event since the start of the pandemic which caused the suspension of a number of other high profile competitions who must go for the she has a few conditions championship be done. before the people that underlie it has proved a big attraction. and here in india the tournament was originally shadow for last year but had to be called off because of the pandemic on the way except for about 12 folks understand around it started in full gear. today we're happy the mascot is in the city one of the wilson says. you can see the crowd is excited so i'm looking forward to where we got it. but most fans will not be gets into history too with. those restrictions mean all the normal number of fans will be allowed to attend and boost the just how of the 50 percent more can be allowed in doing the knockout stages this is according to comrades wants me to stop but this is not the only award footy unfun stick in part in this tournament meant for players playing i

and we're in cameroon and often it's 3 african nations football championship. hello i'm christine window it's good to have your company fear is all growing off a humanitarian crisis as south african border post as thousands of people from zimbabwe and of the countries remain stuck the crowds have been increasing at the bike bridge crossing for days as the try to get back into south africa off to the face of season and also a hard lockdown in their own country of the backlog is be exacerbated by a requirement that travel is be able to produce a negative cold of $900.00 test results and also restrictions on both sides of the border. for more on this story we're going to speak privileged who's in zimbabwe is capital had a privilege most of the people trying to get into south africa ah zimbabweans tell us more about them why are they being. it's a mode of pushing them to cross over to south africa you have to resolve people. normally go to buy goods in south africa to resell in zimbabwe and the largest group of people who want to cross to so africa to get jobs some

far as have all the day's sport including the delayed african nations championship takes off in cameroon later with coded 19 and security being major concern for the organizers. welcome to the news hour their latest provincial provisional results from uganda elections show the country's long time leader has a seemingly unassailable lead so based on those numbers president yarima 70 is poised to win a 6th term in office after readies serving 35 years in power and with over 91 percent of polling stations counted official same 70 has won at least 58 percent of the vote his main challenger bobby wine has just over 34 percent but claims the election has been rigged the final results are expected to hours from now let's bring in katherine sore she's joining us live from kampala so what more can you tell us about the vote counting in these provisional results coming in very and we are now on the final leg and very we are now in the final of the final leg and president yoweri with 70 as you mentioned a going to be because president. aboard from most of the polling stations already have 50 percen

sports news as well madrid knocked out of the spanish super cup and despite coronavirus concerns cameroon gets ready to host football's african nations championship with a limited number of fans inside stadiums. so then u.s. troop levels in iraq and afghanistan have been cut to the lowest level in nearly 2 decades there are now $2500.00 troops in each country that's down from more than 4500 in afghanistan and around about 3000 in iraq the u.s. had already reduced its numbers in afghanistan from 14000 last year after a deal was made with the taliban at the height of the war with iraq will than 125000 u.s. troops were deployed well there were over 100000 in afghanistan in 2011 well take a closer look at the situation in iraq shortly but 1st let's have this report now. rufio contre 40 from kabul. it's america's longest war longer even than vietnam but it could now be approaching an end for afghanistan however it could just be the beginning of even more uncertain times the pullout of u.s. troops has raised fears that without a peace deal between the taliban and the afghan government in place

result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move feeling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of refugees you have to consider that in some traffic and public cool top of the population is displaced by point 630000 refugees across the borders of the country and was in the country you have 600 scientists aus and washington displaced just a staggering amount of people in need of assistance you know help and any improvement of the security situation will mean people can return home and account . the presidential election was supposed to bring peace to this war torn country instead it has unleashed a wave of uncontrollable violence despite 12000 u.n. peacekeeping troops russian fighters and the country's you trained soldiers who are maxime and his family are not ready to return home fearing the worst is yet to come because hawk al jazeera. a study has found most covert 1000 patients still feel the effects of the disease 6 months later 76 percent of women 1600 patients who were foll

flee the neighboring countries and as nicholas hark tells us many of them are seeking refuge in cameroon. bearing scars of unspeakable violence is going to wear maxime and his family they fled the central african republic to cameroon after armed groups to go over control of their town who are a unesco world heritage site is now in the control of the anti christian militia group carrying out what maxine describes as a reign of terror. because i was on my motorcycle when they chained my legs. look they stabbed me in the stomach and in the back then they stole all i had. amid a presidential election a coalition of armed groups that fought each other in 2013 have joined forces capturing almost 2 thirds of a nation the size of france they are threatening to march on the capital bangui accusing president ouattara who has won a 2nd mandate of failing to implement a peace agreement as a result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move feeling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of r

since the 19th century and in sports the delayed african nations championship is about to kick off cameroon hosting the event after a 9 month delay caused by coronavirus. uganda's electoral commission says the most of any has officially won a 6th term as president extending his 35 years in power according to the final results a 76 year old won nearly 59 percent of the vote his main challenger bobby wine he got almost 35 percent but he says the election was rigged and soldiers are preventing him from leaving his house candidate you were in 7 to have a couple times having the highest number of votes in the lection and the votes cast in his favor being more than 50 percent ready to vote cast. the little commission the killer. in the. winter. was the republican. or cousin so i joins us live now from composer and katherine no surprise really that mr bennett has been declared the winner bring us up to speed with the reaction to the results. yes we did expect that the president was 70 has been leading decisively from the very beginning and after that declaration by the electoral commission the com

install the head of world football says cameroon is setting an example for all on a tournament host to follow they're going. to. have it started snowing to stamboul now has snowed elsewhere in turkey in the high ground but this is the 1st the season it's showing this cold air has reached the far side and with a low sitting of the black season off a lot more snow to come but more typically in europe they snow's been falling thick and fast on the frontal systems this one took it through francis's northeastern france now that's a fairly typical picture with that a switched on that snow has been pushed across from monday to fall in austria and quite possibly get stuck in germany and then run through denmark into southern sweden now to the east of that is particularly cold in poland some of the baltic states and russia we're talking about temperatures by day of no higher than minus 12 by night minus 25 warsaw is forecast does see a warming on tuesday as that frontal system they land it comes in and temperatures rise considerably and snow starts to fall in fact there could be considerable sn

the plants smothering the largest lake in cameroon. ♪ thank you for joining us.h just under two weeks left in office, u.s. president donald trump is facing the possibility of an unprecedented second impeachment. a group of democrats have drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week. that is after a mob of trump supporters encouraged by the president stormed the u.s. capitol building on wednesday. president-elect joe biden refuses to say whether he will back such a move, and it is up to congress to decide. he says his job is to fix the economy and tackle the pandemic. >> he is not fit to serve. he is not fit to serve. he is one of the most incompetent presidents in the history of the united states of america. and so, the idea that i think he should not be out of office yesterday is not an issue. the question is, what happens with 14 days left to go? i think it is important we get on with the business of getting him out of office the quickest way that that will happen, us being sworn in. what action happens before or after that is a judgment for c

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let's go to sophie cameroon. -- sophie kamaruddin.ve: we see them going 1% and focusing after the wti process the $15 mark. berg intelligence say it might be capped to this level if that confidence continues. the index in the aussie is rising this morning. we keep an eye on the gold sector. gold prices are hovering around 1950 this morning as the inflation trade continues to be en vogue. we are watching the georgia senate race had aware that macy inflation.supply and and switching out the page, broadly speaking, it looks like a good start to the asia session this week with futures looking steady. again is holding below one and three, trading behind a march high. japan is expecting an emergency declaration. seeing a little change here and the upside shows an overnight drop in the cash bond and a steepening of the curve. we are just moving slightly to the downside. york, therein new is speculation that the exchange is visiting plans to delist chinese telcos. we do have three stocks under pressure. we are off nearly 4% in new york and al

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least 53 people were killed when a passenger bus and a fuel truck collided in court fire in western cameroon with r.t. say dozens of others were injured in the crash near the town of to shan and nearly 30 people are being treated for burns in nearby hospitals. united nations says cycler eloise affected a quarter of a 1000000 residents of the mozambique port city of beara and surrounding regions after making landfall last weekend a powerful storm brought to wrench the rain and strong winds up to 160 kilometers an hour destroying houses farmland and frighten infrastructure. the netherlands has seen a fortnight of protests against coronavirus lockdown measures over the latest arrest was more isolated than on previous nights the countries are 1st curfew since the 2nd world war came into effect on saturday as a precaution against the new virus strain 1st identified in the u.k. . now the c.e.o. of pharmaceutical company astra zeneca has told media that the firm is not legally tied to a particular delivery timeline when it comes to coverage 19 vaccines pascals soros comments came after the british

least 53 people have been killed in a collision between a passenger bus and a fuel truck in western cameroon authorities say more than 20 others were injured in the crash near the town of john officials say the truck was illegally transporting fuel and it was speeding. and a 3rd night of clashes between security forces and demonstrators has erupted in the lebanese city of tripoli crowds are protesting over lebanon's economic crisis which has been made worse by a coronavirus lockdown the protesters chant feed to me calling on the government to compensate that during a lockdown. in poland and near total ban on abortion has come into force sparking nationwide protests that brought thousands into the streets the new restrictions mean that all abortions in poland will be banned except in cases of rape and incest or when the mother's life or health are thought to be at risk. once again they took to the streets once again demanding their right to choose the new law only allows for an abortion if the life for the mother is in danger. now protesters say the government has gone too far to stop until t

december's disputed election most have crossed to the democratic republic of congo others have fled to cameroon and chad. thousands of buildings have been damaged or destroyed and almost 7000 people displaced after cyclon and louise hit mozambique strong winds and heavy rain bore down on the south sebastian peninsular on saturday no one is reported to have died and 11 miners have been rescued in china's northeast after being trapped underground for 2 weeks they were among $22.00 caught in a blast at a gold mine in chiang dawn province at least one miner is known to have died while the condition of the others is not known. are under their investigation 3 days that stop the world is next exclusive video from inside will happen during the early days of pandemic or news after that by for now. ready. i. it has been a year since i went to war to report on the outbreak in january i would say this pandemic has changed china and the whole world dramatically. when your has passed since i went to war. and i still can't forget many things that happened there during the days in lockdown. going on down tryin

december's disputed election most have crossed to the democratic republic of congo others have fled to cameroon and chad thousands of buildings were damaged or destroyed and almost 7000 people displaced when. mozambique strong winds and heavy rain or down in the san sebastian but it's you know on saturday still more so cut power in the coastal city of barrow but no one is reported to have died 11 miners have been rescued in china's northeast after being trapped underground for 2 weeks they were among 22 caught in a blast at a gold mine at least one miner is known to have died while the conditions of others are not known. risqué door is up next on the dangerous job of delivering goods in afghanistan as a walk on corridor do stay with us if you can. al-jazeera world takes a road trip across spain spanish people love to tell you they are and where they come from and i am no exception but one woman's journey to see through the heritage covering new insights into kristi in spite of it wasn't all region it's a story that seems to have been airbrushed from the streets in search of migrants on al-jazee

happens with the path forward football now in the african nations championship was kicked off in cameroon the tournament was meant to start last april but was delayed because of coronavirus the 16 team event is only for players competing in the domestic leagues for the group stages stadiums will have a reduced capacity due to covert restrictions. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the u.s. capitol is on high alert after the f.b.i. warned of possible violence leading up to president elect joe biden's inauguration barriers have been set up across washington d.c. and thousands of national guard troops have been deployed. as more they are not so much worried about the same scenes as january 6th hundreds or thousands of people overtaking the u.s. capitol the capitol is completely sealed off it would be unfathomable for a large group of people to even get close to it at this time but what they are worried about is what they term lone wolf domestic terrorism one or 2 people doing some sort of trying to do some sort of. harm to people here in washington d.c. the incoming b

result hundreds of thousands of people are on the move filling to neighboring countries including cameroon where they are sheltering in makeshift camps u.n. staff say they are being overwhelmed by the number of refugees you have to consider that in some traffic and public school top of the population is displaced by foreign lands 630000 refugees across the borders of the country and was in the country you have 600 scientists aus and longtime displaced which is a staggering amount of people in need of assistance it will help and any improvement of the security situation will mean people can return home and account . the presidential election was supposed to bring peace to this war torn country instead it has unleashed a wave of uncontrollable violence despite 12000 u.n. peacekeeping troops russian fighters and the country's you trained soldiers. and his family are not ready to return home fearing the worst is yet to come nicholas hawk al-jazeera. has begun setting up heated tents for refugees more than 2 weeks after a far swept through their camp hundreds of fans asleep in the forests and w

and we're in cameroon and head off next streets african nations football championship kids.