cameroon is offering the vaccine free of charge to all infants up to the age of six months old, withquiring four doses in total. the jab is effective in at least 36% of cases, according to researchers. the aim is to roll out the programme to 19 more countries this year. here's aurelia nguyen from gavi, the vaccine alliance. translation: to me, this is truly a turning point. - we have been working on a malaria vaccine for a very long time. it took 30 years. it is a disease that is very difficult because it is transmitted by a parasite with a lifecycle that is very complicated. therefore, to see that we have a tool which will be useful to us, which has an effectiveness that has been demonstrated, we have really studied to be sure there are no side effects which would cause problems. dr mary hemel is senior technical lead for malaria vaccines at who — she told me more about the programme roll—out in cameroon. there's a lot of excitement in cameroon tonight, or today, as the first malaria vaccine is being delivered to children six months of age through their routine child immunisation cl

a hugely significant moment for cameroon and the african continent. indeed. a huge moment.d they would know malaria because they have had a first—hand encounter with it, therefore this is huge for them. we are seeing that in the demand for the vaccine. we understand from the vaccine alliance they have approved more than 28 countries that have expressed interest in using the vaccine. they only have 1 interest in using the vaccine. they only have1 million interest in using the vaccine. they only have 1 million doses for all those countries for the next two years and therefore there huge demand, they are not able to meet. the second vaccine was recommended for use last year but is still going through approvals and once that is done, there is hope they would be able to scale up the number of vaccines available. tell able to scale up the number of vaccines available.— able to scale up the number of vaccines available. tell me about su - -l vaccines available. tell me about suoply because _ vaccines available. tell me about suoply because it _ vaccines available. tell me about su

it's being given to children in parts of cameroon which are worst affected by malaria — after trialseaths — most of them children under five. it's hoped other countries could soon get the vaccine too, including india, parts of southern europe, and latin america. live now to nairobi — and our senior africa correspondent, anne soy. this is a really significant moment? it is. for 30 years scientists have been looking for this vaccine and just to appreciate how difficult their work has been, most of the vaccines we have are against viruses but this is against a very complex parasite so indeed it was a breakthrough when they finally found a working vaccine and the fact it is being rolled out today is historic. the hope is it will save many lives in africa and especially the lives of children under the age of five who are the target group with this vaccination. who are the target group with this vaccination-— vaccination. logistically, how are they approaching _ vaccination. logistically, how are they approaching this? _ vaccination. logistically, how are they approaching this? when - vacc

nigeria, ghana, congo and cameroon.ering new opportunities, and when such opportunities appear, we, naturally, conduct a technical and commercial assessment of these nuclear power capabilities and begin negotiations on the implementation of such applications. african countries are interested in the presence of lukoil. now together with partners the company. is considering the possibility of placing floating lng plants on the cameroon shelf as part of its plans to develop the hydrocarbon market in other countries of the continent, including in places where fields have never been developed before. lukoel is ready to be a pioneer. the partnership between russia and african countries has acquired additional dynamics and is reaching a qualitatively new level. president vladimir putin also noted this in his speech at... russia-africa in a multipolar world. i have said more than once that our country is firmly committed to continuing to build a strategic partnership with african friends in the full sense of the word. we are re

and my community back in cameroon, motown. __ my community back in cameroon, motown. —— my town.ud, i hope i'm doing the entire country proud and the entire continent proud. luton are through after a memorable 2—1 win over everton. substitute cauley woodrow scored the winning goal in the 96th minute despite having a suspected broken hand. it's only the second time luton have reached the fifth round of the fa cup, the last time was more than a decade ago. elsewhere, brighton were 5—2 winners at sheffield united including a joao pedro hat—trick. leicester co mforta bly beat birmingham city while leeds will have to replay against plymouth, but newcastle are through, they knocked out fulham 2—0 the final score at craven cottage. angola are the first team through to the quarterfinals of this year's africa cup of nations which is being staged in the ivory coast. angola beat namibia 3—0 — both sides ending the match with 10 men. gelson dala with two goals. in the day's other last 16 game, nigeria are beating cameroon 1—0 in abidjan — ademola lookman with the goal. onto tennis and aryna

senegal have gone 3—1 up against cameroon in the last few minutes.th snow showers in the north. sharp overnight frosts and lots of dry weather, some weak winter sunshine, too, on friday for many. but much milder—feeling conditions over the weekend, it's also going to be wet and very windy, with a named storm — stormy isha — on sunday night into monday morning, could cause some disruption from strong winds. why is it happening? well, the high pressure is pulling away towards the east, allowing atlantic fronts to roll in from the west, along with some much milder—feeling airjust streaming in from the southwest — marked in yellow here — displacing that cold, arctic air further northwards and eastwards. and there will be some more rain overnight tonight across western areas of scotland — some snowmelt, too, possibly still a little wintry over the higher ground. icy conditions for the far north of scotland. some more rain edging into western wales and into northwest england. temperatures towards eastern areas of england are likely to dip below freezing fo

you are dressed — cameroon. and me, apparently. you are dressed in _ cameroon. and me, apparently.o we are championing them. now on breakfast, it's time for the travel show. america's northwest is a place like no other. i am on a journey from seattle up through the last frontier — alaska. forget what you think you know about america, because i'm here, life is wild. wow! it's exhilarating. you're enjoying this command you. and it is changing. the ice is thinning four orfive metres per year. here, nature has had a huge impact. twice a day the neighbourhood would flood. every single day. so i am travelling across to the northwestern extremity of the united states, meeting people enriched by and adapting to the natural world around them. to discover how this remarkable corner of the world is shaped by nature. the emerald city. rain city. jet city. seattle is a place of many things. it is grungy, tacky, and a little sticky. this eccentric outlier of the united states demands your attention. up here where fewer choose to venture, the city has been adapting and reinventing. today, technol

led by sadio mane who scored the winning goal when they defeated egypt a couple of years ago in cameroon play in the groups, nigeria, they play in the same group in abidjan as ivory coast, their opening match tomorrow against equatorial guinea, victor osimhen is expected, he will have to score the goal, top—sider, lots of good strikers, concerns further down in the midfield, the goalkeeper. egypt you mention, always there or thereabouts and beaten finalist last time. can mo salah get his hands of the africa cup of nations? broker, what a world cup they had in qatar. when they have got to the semifinals, beaten by france —— morocco. a terrific run, they are formidable opponents for whoever they come up against. definitely they come up against. definitely they are potential champions here. tonight's match is one of ten games shown live on the bbc, including two quarter—finals and both semis. tune into bbc three to watch the hosts take on guinea—bissau at 8 o'clock. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. burnley have signed ivory coast striker david

gone out, cameroon through.up, senegal had already reached the last 16, but made it three wins out of three, beating guinea 2—0. abdoulaye seck and iliman ndiaye scored the second—half goals. guinea also go through to the last 16 from that group and will face equatorial guinea on sunday. two matches are under way in group d and there is everything to play for. the top two, angola and burkina faso, are neck—and—neck on four points playing each other. both are sure of progressing — goalless there. if algeria beat mauritania, they guarantee their qualification in a top—two spot. that match is also goalless. about half an hour played there. a trip to wembley is at stake across the next couple of nights. the league cup semi—finals will be decided. chelsea and middlesbrough are playing the second—leg of theirs right now. championship side boro had a 1—0 lead after the first leg, this is the latest from stamford bridge. 2—0 to chelsea, a jonny howson own goal and then enzo fernandez handing chelsea the lead on aggregat

cameroon against nigeria is under way in abidjan. still goalless there.tennis, and aryna sabalenka has won the australian open women's singles title for the second year in a row. the number two seed belarussion comfortably beat china's zhung chinwen, who was playing in herfirst grand slam final, in straight sets. our correspondent russell fuller was watching. the whole fortnight she has been very impressive and she has underlined why many thought she was the favourite. not an easy thing i would argue to do, but to do so without dropping a set, and at this final she made a fast start, i think probably chinwen, having not played any top 50 opponents to get to the final, was a little taken aback and took a bit of time to get used to the pace of sabalenka's ball. first set fairly straightforward and when chinwen had three double faults you felt the writing was on the wall and there was not too much jeopardy, felt the writing was on the wall and there was not too muchjeopardy, it felt like sabalenka was in control of the final. there was an extraordinary third

onana is still with his club while cameroon are in saudi arabia ahead of their tournament opener againstmund loan for the rest of the season schedule has been training with the cabbie players as a social media post letter and being exiled from the first team. tottenham midfielder has signed a new six and a happier contract with the club. he said two saudi international agreed to stay 22030. there were two significant tennis comebacks on the other side of the world today involving two players at either end of their career. emma raducanu, still only 21, returned to the court after more than eight months out in auckland. while rafa nadal, now 37, could have embarked on his final year in the sport after missing most of 2023. both won as well with nadal beating dominic thiem in brisbane. as stuart pollitt reports. welcome welco m e rafa welcome rafa nadal! 349 days after his last competitive match — the great champion returns. first point is no sign of rust, that fearsome forehand hasn't lost any of its power or its potency. the spaniard edged past dominic thiem — himself a former grand slam

at that time, germany colonized cameroon. gifts for 200.n response, a manuscript of one of his fairy tales. alexander sergeevich pushkin? exactly. money for 600 is everywhere . part of the gold reserves of the russian empire fell into the hands of the government of this admiral. the fate of the gold remains unknown to this day. maybe kolchak? further. we haven’t touched it yet, the directors are in 600. language, maybe iran, no, this is saudi arabia, the film wadjda, although it didn’t make it to the shortlist, the directors are over 400, japanese journalists gave this great director the nickname emperor, akira kurasawa, that’s right, the transport is over 200. hot bag: -100 for you, 7600 for victor, minus 200 for alexandra, we will help alexandra, alexandra, the theme is poets, 200 or a thousand, a thousand, attention to the screen, the stavropol drama theater bears the name of this poet, there is a monument to him in the park in front of the theater , lermontov is similar, lermontov, absolutely right, alexandra, money is everywhere for 40

cameroon have to beat gambia if they're to reach the knock—out stage.t is a gambia who have had the best of the transit so far, this shot saved by the goalkeeper, who was replace the manchester united will keep her andre onana in goa for cameroon, still goalless with over 30 minutes played. there was a late finish on the rod laver arena with the last of today's australian open quarterfinals only finishing close to half—one in the morning in melbourne, that was jannik sinners win over andrey rublev. he'll now play the world number one novak djokvic while in the women's draw, coco gauff and aryna sabalenka will face each other in the last four. joe lynskey reports. nearly four hours in court in 35 degrees heat, but in melbourne, nevada djokovic has his way, taylor fritz has tried eight times to beat him. they played for two and a half hours when taylor fritz levelled the match, 1—1 set all, and know djokovic stepped forward, he called these courts his home, in the men's game right now no one else can hit the lock. in the second set he had 14 clean winners

later nigeria play cameroon, nigeria are through despite only scoring once in their three matches soalenka has won the australian open women's singles title for the second year in a row. the number two seed belarussion comfortably beat china's zhung chinwen — who was playing in herfirst grand slam final — in straight sets. 0ur correspondent russell fuller was watching. the whole fortnight she has been very impressive end underlined very impressive and underlined why many people think she is the favourite. not that easy thing to do, defending a grand slam title for the first time to do so without dropping a set. in this final she made a fast start, probably zheng qinwen having not paid any top 50 opponents to get the final was a little bit taken aback and took a little bit of time to get used to the pace of aryna sabalenka's bowl. after the break, zheng qinwen said three double faults in her opening service game and second she felt the writing was on the wall and there wasn't too much on the way ofjeopardy. it always felt as if aryna sabalenka was in control of the final. there was an

and also the last couple of nations in cameroon two years ago so he went less than 2a hours after thatp leaving theirjobs, to his people set suspensions. tanzania played here in the last game that i watched and they do not have their coach with them. he's been suspended for eight teams per organisers to the confederation of african football port claiming that morocco get preferential treatment. we've also heard tonight that the morocco coach has been banned forfour games, two suspended, after his role in the moroccan game, after the game against the democratic republic of congo. so you've never seen if you like it. totally bizarre. chelsea women are through to the quarter finals of the champions league after beating real madrid at stamford bridge. guro reiten put the home side ahead with a penalty, before real equalised, but chelsea regained the lead through an erin cuthbert goal on 70 minutes. it ended 2—1 and chelsea finish top of the group. at the asian cup, japan eased to a 3—1 win over indonesia on wednesday, as the four—times champions confirmed their place in the last 16 as runn

health milestone —as the world's first routine vaccine programme against malaria has started in cameroonand children underfive make up at least 80% of those deaths.

reshike pabamara is just russian, yeah, when you say russian, in mali, in guinea, in burkina, in cameroonhat it is? russian , russian is me, as they say in russia , russia cannot be understood with the mind, so, but you understood with your soul, i understood with your soul, dr. adamadi abate, political scientist, adviser to the ministry of defense of mali, since 2018 he has actively advocated the resumption of cooperation with russia , but you can’t pass by this banner, it occupies such a worthy place in your yard, and such an important artifact of your political activities, yes, as i understand it. so that the russians can see that the love and advantage that they have compared to other big powers, that it is we ourselves who are drawn to them, others come to our home without asking, and we them, god, i fight with the authorities because they were not just about... to describe the relationship between mali and france, dr. diabate gives analogies from family life that everyone can understand. 500 years, if for a test, i think 500 years is enough to understand whether you will be happy in

, cellular money and set a goal, and you had cameroon and morocco, some big names in those quarterfinals them have all gone out so that's senegal, the holders, and for north african nations, we mention some of them like egypt, tunisia, morocco and algeria, all of gone, which is or was a bad competition it has been for the north africans and particularly morocco, because just over one year ago making the world cup semifinals in qatar, the first ever african site to make a world cup semifinals, huge expectations on them. they haven't won the competition since 1976, and when they were beaten by south africa 2—0 last night, the latest in a string of big trucks we've had so far in this competition. it is of big trucks we've had so far in this competition.— of big trucks we've had so far in this competition. it is fair to say the south _ this competition. it is fair to say the south africa _ this competition. it is fair to say the south africa result - this competition. it is fair to say the south africa result confirms| this competition. it is fair to say i the south africa result confirms it

let's look at today's - matches, four matches to go stained with the british—based theme, cameroon droppeddubious, isn't it? he match against gambia, which is a bit dubious, isn't it?— dubious, isn't it? he has had a straiaht dubious, isn't it? he has had a straight -- _ dubious, isn't it? he has had a straight -- a — dubious, isn't it? he has had a straight -- a strange - dubious, isn't it? he has had a . straight -- a strange tournament, straight —— a strange tournament, get it in before their first game and didn't play, then he played their second game, didn't have a good game, to be honest, against senegal, losing 3—1, i know dropped for their true —— a crucial game against gambia, they have to win and just conceded an equali5er against gambia, they have to win and just conceded an equaliser1—1, a5 ju5t conceded an equaliser1—1, as it stands andre 0nana and cumbernauld of the nations and into the early game senegal are beating guinea 1—0, as it stands senegal will be out through that group and cameroon are out and under the banana back on the plains of interest united. —— andre 0nana.

forward to, on saturday when it all gets under way — between rivals three time winners nigeria and cameroon holders against the hosts — where senegal await ivory coast on monday. the surge in popularity of women's football has been demonstrated by the latest figures from deloitte�*s sports business group. they show average revenues of the top 15 clubs in europe grew by 61 per cent last season. women's sport lead amy clarke says there's been an explosion of interest in the women's game and clubs are looking to grow sustainably in their own right, not relying on the men's teams. in the men's game, this time, we have seen commercial overtake broadcast in terms of revenue which has long been the highest driver in men's football. we've always said that women's football should copy the template of the men's game and this proves that point perfectly with the mains having to diversify five financial sustainability now that they can't rely on the central broadcast contract. the women's game has always had to think about the business differently in terms of tapping into the fan base, and trying to gr

winners, cameroon, and that one is on saturday.— that one is on saturday. is on saturday. so many fascinating permutations. we - that one is on saturday. so manyl fascinating permutations. we look forward to it all. we believe that there for a time. staying with manchester city — pep guardiola has won five premier league trophies in six years and last season he became only the second manager in the english game to win the treble of premier league, fa cup and champions league. there's no doubt he's one of the greatest manager's of all time, and has influenced the way the game is now played across europe and beyond. that's why he's the centre of a new bbc documentary on tonight: i would describe him as a genius. tactical genius.— i would describe him as a genius. tactical genius. kind of obsessed. drives you — tactical genius. kind of obsessed. drives you crazy. _ tactical genius. kind of obsessed. drives you crazy. football- tactical genius. kind of obsessed. i drives you crazy. football obsessed. i've learned — drives you crazy. football obsessed. i've lear

the state de facto controlled part of the capital and the road from the capital to cameroon, and evenhen not on a permanent basis. this was all state control in this country, which is the size of france. there were no roads, there were directions, no repairs were made, the infrastructure was almost completely absent, there were some shops, there weren’t really any shops. also a real failed state, that americans call it fail state. dmitry gradually began to delve into the internal workings of tsar, understanding the very paradoxes of life in the country, for which the stereotype of one of the most dysfunctional in the world was firmly entrenched. that is , there was formal sovereignty when the colonies left the influence of the metropolis, but it was formal sovereignty. these countries could not make any sovereign decisions. they... these metropolises provide, but the interests of the country or the people are left out of the equation, well, when russia came here, that is, we ourselves in fact, they gave us the opportunity, we didn’t kick anyone out of here, we just gave us the opportu

looking for opponents of different scale and caliber, we understand why, there are cuba, there is cameroonrally having trouble with this, but essentially there is only one tournament left, the channel one cup. what do you think, is it even worth supporting the institution of the national team if there are no big international matches? i think so. you have to prepare for this and be ready to prove yourself right away, so the institution of national teams must be preserved, unfortunately, the opportunities in hockey are much less than in football, yeah. except for belarusians and kazakhstan today - well, there’s simply no one to play with, europe will not come to play with us in the current conditions, i’m not sure. understand who we might have in our orbit , who we won’t have there, and so on , that’s right, the russia u-25 team will play at the channel one cup, help us figure out what this means, how it differs from the russian team, well this is an analogue of the team that in the spring in may traveled around the country and... across kazakhstan in minsk, they also played friendly matche

not such a good day for five time winners cameroon, who were held to a 1—1 draw by ten man guinea.the final match of the day 2019 winners algeria are up against angola. and its the algerians who went ahead in the first half through baghdad bounedjah, latching onto a long ball and finishing smartly, angola then equalised from the penalty spot with 20 minutes to go, angola ranked 117 in the world, mary earps has been named goalkeeper of the year at the fifa best awards. it is the second year in a row that she's picked up the award thanks to her starring role in england's run to the final of the world cup in australia last year. i'v e i've had to wait a long time to have this kind of success and i think looking back now, it all makes total sense and everything i went through and we were all humans we have struggles and it made me feel so much more prepared for the challenges they face today be able to enjoy this so much more i realise how pretty unbelievable they are. and her national manager sarina wiegmanjoins her in winning the coach of the year award for a second successive season

cameroon take on guinea before algeria play angola.id to win the first asian cup title in more than half a century is off to a positive start. they defeated bahrain 3—1 in qatar when the help of two goals by paris saint—germain's come forward. malaysia will playjordan later. the detroit lions have been celebrating their first play—off in american football for 32 years after beating los angeles rams 24—23, ending the longest ever losing streak in the nfl postseason. they will have a two point play—off games for the first time in franchise history. they will play tampa bay or philadelphia next sunday. finally, in formula i, play tampa bay or philadelphia next sunday. finally, in formula 1, wolf signs a deal with mercedes to stay on as chief executive. the third... eight constructors titles in eight seasons between 2014 and 2021. the second behind red bull last year. that is all your support for now. more later. for now, back to you, lucy. it is now more than 100s... studio: it is now more than hundred days since the mass launched —— hama

nations hosted by sahel aj last night, keith ward won mozambique with 3 goals, senegal defeated cameroon 3 1 and guinea won against gambia with 1 goal . thank you for your attention to this news the part. hello again, dear viewers of the 13 o'clock news, we offer you our presence. the sarayya satellite belonging to the space research institute of the ministry of communications was placed in an orbit of 750 km, which is a new limit for iran's launch satellites. this satellite, which was made by iran's space research institute , was launched into space by the islamic revolutionary guards corps' qaim hundred aerospace satellite. ghaem 100 is the first satellite based on 3-stage fuel.

one time i was in a mountainous area. deep underground cameroon has become the 1st country on the african continent to roll out. i knew my larry a vaccine for children. the world health organization approve the job last year after successful trials in ghana and kenya. nicholas hungry force at a small health center on the outskirts of cam ruins capital. yeah, one day, a historic moment. the fight against malaria, a small sara that can save from the deadly parasite is being administered for the 1st time to baby daniella. millions have died of malaria, most or african children. these nurses and doctors have seen parents helpless in the face of their children, suffering, watching them unable to breathe in distress with a high fever, eventually leading to an agonizing death. now that can save lives, thanks to the new n t military of vaccine program being rolled out by cameron's health surfaces. we are in the district with a fairly high prevalence. it should also be remembered that the facts and complements existing measures, including impregnated muscular minutes and environment and sanitation

79 year old now faces the task of restoring confidence in government and attracting investments. cameroon has become the 1st country in africa to roll out a new malaria vaccine for children. health officials say it's a milestone in the global effort to curb the spread of the mosquito borne disease. the world health organization approve the vaccine last year after successful trials, and gunner and kenya, there were an estimate of 249000000 valeria cases in 85 countries in 2022. more than 600000 people died from the disease. that same year who w 8 shows as africa is the worst hit by malaria accounting for 94 percent of the cases. worldwide. children under the age of 5, make up about 80 percent of all malaria debts on the continent were really angry. and as the chief program officer had gone to the, the global vaccine alliance, she says the vaccine will save tens of thousands of lives. a malaria is a major killer of young children. so this is really a historic moment, and we're celebrating its in cameras in cameron. we're seeing that malaria cases and that have been steadily rising since 201

trials and gonna end in kenya. nicholas hot couple at a small health center on the outskirts of cameroon capital. yeah. one day, a historic moment. the fight against malaria, the small sarah that can save from the deadly parasite, is being administered for the 1st time to baby daniela. millions have died of malaria, most or african children. these nurses and doctors have seen parents helpless in the face of their children, suffering, watching them unable to breathe in distress with a high fever, eventually leading to an agonizing death. now that can save lives, thanks to the new mt. larry of vaccine program being rolled out by cameron's health surfaces, we are in the district with a fairly high prevalence. it should also be remembered that the facts and complements existing measures, including impregnated muscular mats and environment and sanitation camera room and is offering the r t s s n t malaria vaccine, free of charge to all infants up to the age of 6 month old. it took 50 years of scientific research to develop the vaccine. the challenge has been the new teaching nature of the mil

thank you. cameroon has become the 1st country to roll out a new malaria vaccine. inoculating young children against the disease spread by mosquitoes is expected to save thousands of lives. other african countries are planning to bring in the drug this year. a historic day in the fight against a disease that has killed the millions come a ruinous starting the wills, 1st, malaria vaccine program for children, a milestone in the decades long effort to cut the disease for months and this is truly are done in point. we have been working on demand media vaccine, photo bodies, on time. it has taken 30 years. people come on at the end of the game and one is one of the countries read the incidence of highest don't. so we decided to start there because it's simply a script. the vaccine can have a huge impact and there's like some bible on impact uh for the t, for the job will be offered free of charge and systematically to all children under 6 months old. according to the world health organization, malaria coast, more than half a 1000000 people every year, 9 to 5 percent of the dads occur in africa.

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in other matches, nigeria beat cameroon 2 and angola defeated namibia 3:0.nea beat equatorial guinea 1:0. the mali team defeated burkina-faso 2:1, and cape verde defeated britain 1:0. the two quarter-final matches will take place on friday, february 2. nigeria angola and the democratic republic of the congo, guinea. two more games are scheduled for saturday. mali codivoir and cape verde par. yes, thank you very much, yevhen pastikhov, and i have information for you. at the beginning of the issue, i said that there were loud explosions on the territory of the crimean peninsula occupied by russia, but we have a little more information on this matter, we received it from the commander of the air force, lieutenant general mykola olyschuk. he thanked everyone who participated in the strikes on the belbek airfield, a military airfield not far from sevastopol in occupied crimea. earlier , the occupiers reported the rocket attack. i will quote the words lieutenant general mykola olyschuk. did you know that the 204th sevastopol tactical aviation brigade is part of th

week, which i told has claimed responsibility for the, from uganda to your wife and pro aisha to cameroon. we called the stories that others might not welcome to our, to international. it's quite happy with us. well, let's head straight to call us at wow. fist fighting continues. let's hold. but team pre remains in the news of the n. k for which pull the front of the adf assault in the early weeks of its ground operation. the few paces of refuge do remain, they are mostly in an uninhabitable state. so put you on this, malcom, it's about tells us how people are struggling to survive. i'm in the ruins, as we report from the city of faith live here in northern guys. us specifically from the koli for school, which was stormed by, is really forces they pushed, evacuated to leave, to other areas. they arrested a large number of men, not to mention burning a vacuum. his belongings, including cars, personal items and even food will document the extent of the damage and listen to the testimony of those who were displaced. initially we saw refuge khalifa school because we were scared and our homes

now to africa and cameroon, has become the 1st country on the african continent to roll out a new malaria vaccine for children. health officials say it's a milestone in the global effort to curb the spread of the most kids are born disease. the world health organization approve the r t s. s. vaccine last year. after successful tries in gonna trials and gonna, and kenya, the african continent accounted for 95 percent of all malaria does swelled wide in 2022. the secretary of state is in cape verde on the 1st leg of a tour of africa on to me blinking met prime minister at least korea is still that lincoln. he's also scheduled to visit the ivory coast nigeria and on gold talks are expected to focus on regional secuity conflicts owens and trade. it's banking, 4th trip to africa as a us look, sustain come partnerships. uganda, meanwhile, is hosting the 2nd day of the g. 77. summit delegates, some developing nations, represent 80 percent of the world's population. a main aim is to bridge the gap between rich and poor nations and to level the playing fields between north and south. and the you,

conjunction with the other, and they're prevented to at least 21 students have been taken to hospital in cameroon. after his time pete at school gates, it happened at a high school in the capital. yeah, one day authorities say to forswear nice for class, and they try to force their way. pass along, skate causing it to collapse. the knowledge, the ration of library is new president has reportedly been stopped. joseph walk, i was sworn in following his narrow election victory in november or the 79 year old was getting his inaugural speech when he began to suffer from heat exhaustion. not to india. why prime minister and the render emoji has opened a controversial temple in the northern states of food or for dish. the shrine was built on the grounds where a mosque stood for centuries before it was destroyed by him. do activists, alex bad reports alone held dream of indians, hindu nationalist, becoming a reality. a temple of dedicated to little tom, one of the most revere diocese in hinduism, and with its prime minister and the end of the movies by the agenda. apache. the b j pays the bills a campaig

and my community back in cameroon, my town and my college, saintjosephs college, her painting you allall proud. t0 there are five other matches on saturday... leeds lead plymouth argyle by a goal to nil. sheffield united have come from 2—2 down at brighton in the late game sees fulham take on newcastle. next to melbourne, where aryna sabalenka has won the women's australian open singles title for the second year in a row. the number two seed beat china's zhung chinwen — ——the number two seed beat china's zheng qingwen — playing in herfirst grand slam final — in straight sets 6—3, 6—2. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching: the whole fortnight she has been very impressive end underlined why many people think she is the favourite. not an easy thing to do, defending a grand slam title for the first time, and to do so without dropping a set. in this final she made a fast start, probably zheng qinwen having not played any top 50 opponents to get the final was a little bit taken aback and took a little bit of time to get used to the pace of aryna sabalenka's ball. after the b

cup of nations, defending champions senegal booked their place in the last 16 with a 3—1 win over camerooname in group c, guinea are currently taking on gambia — it's goalless in that one. before that, cape verde beat mozambique to become the first team to advance from the group stage. cameron young will take a three—shot lead into the weekend at the dubai desert classic after firing a stunning 64 on day two. the world number 25 is making his debut at this event but has made himself right at home, carding 14 birdies and an eagle over the first two rounds to get to 13—under. young was level par after his first 12 holes of the week, but picked up 14 shots in his next 22 to fly up the leaderboard. and before we go just time to tell you that teenage darts sensation luke littler has won the bahrain masters, beating michael van gerwen 8—5, in just his second professional tournament. more of that on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. the boss of fujitsu's european operations has admitted that although the company knew for �*many, many years' of bugs and errors in the compute

curious on the, at the center of the magnitude $7.00 time it was a mountainous area. deep underground. cameroon has become the 1st country on the african continent to roll out a new my larry a vaccine for children. the world health organization approve the job last year after successful trials in ghana and kenya, nicholas concrete voice at a small health center on the outskirts of cam ruins capital. yeah, one day, a historic moment. the fight against malaria, the small sarah that can save from the deadly parasite, is being administered for the 1st time to baby daniella. millions have died of malaria, most or african children. these nurses and doctors have seen parents helpless in the face of their children, suffering, watching them unable to breathe in distress with a high fever, eventually leading to an agonizing death. now that can save lives, thanks to the new mt. larry of vaccine program being rolled out by.

originally from cameroon, and it seems that all of cameron will be supporting maidstone on saturday afternoonl heartache, as they host newcastle on saturday night in an all—premier league tie. and two premier league teams yet to suffer defeat in 2024 will put their unbeaten records on the line at bramall lane, as sheffield united and brighton face off. what does the future hold now for liverpool and indeed jurgen klopp, who says he will have a break for a year, after leaving at the end of the season? the former reds favourite, xabi alonso, is the bookmakers favourite to replace him, as he's doing so well at german league leaders, bayer leverkusen, while klopp, who's now 56, has been explaining the thinking behind his decision to call it a day. two important things they had to do was to tell, two important things i had to do was to tell, of course the owners and tell them but our supporters and the players and to play was top. and really good and i don't say things like that and walk away but i am here and i am fully here and besides that, it's just the right thing to do and i am convinced in

blockbuster match is to come, you can watch it on bbc three from eight o'clock, with nigeria taking on cameroonaverage first couple of days for england, they now have hope in their first test against india. the man they have to thank is ollie pope, who hit a magnificent century in hyderabad on day three, his best innings for england. an epic, unbeaten, 148 which has dragged them to 316—6 in their second innings, that's a lead of 126. joe lynskey was watching. batting in india takes time, takes patience. after three days of toil, england can just about see a way to win this match. india came back to bat and looked to stretch out their lead. for half an hour, all was good, until england's first breakthrough. two wickets and two balls saw joe root clear the tail. england almost 200 behind, but they went to chase at speed. with zach crawley and ben duckett england moved along, but indian brilliance can be metjust one ball away. this was meant to be a pitch made for spinners, but so often he defies. england were five wickets down, still 27 runs behind. in need of salvation, they got it from pope. la

by the cameroon government and sexual assaults committed by pahpa people in her country.ship built a reputation, a career. she found asylum here in the united states of america■d it is true that many people who come to the united states seeking asylum do not have a story like sandra o immigrants seeking asylum are actually here as economic migrants. and so i agree that we should come together and do what we can to provide a a fully funded ad much more effective efficient asylum system to determine which people showing up at our border are like sandra and aliyah with legitimate asylum cases where the united states of america is a place where they can have their life savings, versus people just i'd use the asylum system to find work. so i support building a better system. but it don't support proposals that completely shut off the ability for people to come to the united states to save their lives. it's really important that we understand when you're talking about a site and we are talking system that works for thousands of people who are fleeing terror and torture. it does

this is an inspirational moment for us for cameroon for every young man who always believes there ispe or belief in yourself or stay humble. >> as i mentioned he's even played a role on the hit series ted lasso and brings that joy that spirit too. >> when i had a call, when i got a call i wasn't a manager then so i was given some of my spare time to explore in of my strengths. i'm a man of many talents and when opportunity came to appear on this series i jumped into it. it was a fantastic experience to be casted as a player at the time and also got a chance to do some shooting and i know i played there as a premiere player but this time i came in as an actor, to put it this way it was a fantastic experience and i met people, made some connections and you never know. one day i may find myself in hollywood. >> and our very special thanks to george. he may meet up with man city on sunday but for now it's right back to you. >> thanks so much to patrick snell. the australian open men singles final is just getting underway in melbourne, australia. italy's player is hoping to nab his first

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cameroon has begun the roll—out of the world's first routine vaccine programme against malaria in a moveana and malawi. the who has hailed it as an historic moment. police in ecuador say they have arrested the head of a colombian armed group and that authorities will return him to colombia. carlos l, known as �*el gringo', was captured on sunday in the northern city of ibarra. his oliver sinisterra organisation has links to terrorist groups near ecuador�*s border with colombia. ecuador�*s military is fighting criminal gangs under a state of emergency. the us supreme court is allowing federal agents to remove razor wire that texas installed at its border with mexico to deter migrants. on monday, the justices voted 5—4 to vacate an appeals court ruling that had allowed the wire in eagle pass to stay in place amid a legal battle. the us government argued the wire illegally stopped them from managing the border. us vice—president kamala harris on monday started a national tour in support of reproductive rights. she spoke in wisconsin on the 51st anniversary of the roe v wade supreme court de

also in group c: cameroon are facing janine, who went through in the first half after shaking defendedpm. the asia cup is also under way in qatar and south korea started their tournament with a 3—1 win over bahrain. korea took the lead in the first half, but bahrain equalised after the break, then this superb strike from paris st germain's lee kang—in restored south korea's lead. tottenham forward son heung min started the move which ended with lee scoring his second and korea's third as jurgen klinsmann's side got off to a solid start. meanwhile, the 2007 winners iraq picked up three points from their opening game against indonesia. aymen hussein scored their third goal in a 3—1 victory in group d. one other game going on. malaysia againstjordan. it's currently it�*s currently 3— it's currently 3— 02 jordan it's currently 3— 02jordan the second half. israeli footballer sagivjehezkel is facing the sack by turkish club antalyaspor. it's for this goal celebration showing solidarity with hostages taken in 0ctober�*s hamas attacks. turkey is investigating him for "inciting the public to ha

and you look at the last 16, i guess it is cameroon and nigeria that really jumps out at you on saturdayaight history, love, they have met three times in africa cup of nations final, cameron has on all of them, and in the stadium behind me here cameron beat nigeria in the stadium committee meet again on saturday and a lot of nigerians are talking about it would be their time to divert that. the last time that they met at this stage my recently 2019, it is nigeria who won. so there is a lot of history between these two countries, cameron will have their star striker back from injury. he has not featured at all injury. he has not featured at all in this so far, competition so they will be buoyed by that. i packed stadium behind me on saturday and it could be a cracker of the game. some treat could be a cracker of the game. some great crackers — could be a cracker of the game. some great crackers to _ could be a cracker of the game. some great crackers to look _ could be a cracker of the game. some great crackers to look forward - could be a cracker of the game. some great crackers to look