catherine sawyer joins us now from the northwest of the capital nairobi i know they were planning celebrations how those shaping up. very colorful here. on this ground. you have come fully dressed in the traditional we're not just talking about the old yanks they are all many other communities here in kenya indigenous communities who feel equally marginalized and victimized who are here they're saying they're celebrating this landmark ruling by the african wanton human in people's rights that awarded them their rights to be in the forests there saying that they are celebrating that but they also want to put more pressure on the government to implement this court decision in joining me to discuss this there is. a who is a not and director of they'll get development program thank you very much daniel i know these are very complex issues but do you think that the government is doing enough to make sure that this decision is implemented. the government has done its part but i think this using is very slow and we feel as a community we need a fast track even the implementation. issues or implementa

catherine sawyer joins us now from the northwest of the capital nairobi understand celebrations were planned there catherine how things shaping up now while they are still celebrations we've been seeing in different communities. we don't just have a community here but also many other communities feel equally marginalized and victimized as well and let me just get out of the shots so that you can get clear of the. people that we're talking about this is the community they want. you are we talked about they say that they have a right to believe in them our forest which is that ancestral land they also say that the government is taking too long to respond to that ruling taking too long to implement that ruling they want the government to act fast to be able to give them those rights to be able to say to apologize to them for the. victimization and the vixen from the forest that they've witnessed over the years. this plenty of land disputes they're all sort of precedent does this. several presidents this is a fast ruling that we've seen from this week and that was set up by the african un

say the government wanted them out so illegal loggers could steal from their ancestral land catherine sawyer has more from the kulu northwest of the capital nairobi. these are some of the members of the community and they've been fighting for years for their rights to leave in the mouse forest this is the largest. what a kotchman area in kenya they said that's their home they're traditionally hunters and gatherers and in this celebration we don't just have the old you we have several other communities that feel equally marginalized and victimized and here really they're celebrating this landmark ruling by the african court of human and people's rights recognizing that right of theirs to leave in the forest to protect the forest as well and they're saying that they're not just celebrating that they're all they also want to put more pressure on the government to actually implement that decision by the court the government since the ruling has set up a task force a task force that has been studying the ruling and will make recommendations but it's a very complex matter we spoke to one of the of

institution and at the forefront of a president who to kenya has a plan to combat youth unemployment catherine sawyer reports from nairobi. well people here in kenya very angry and frustrated about this particularly because it's coming off the back of another scandal that involves hundreds of thousands of dollars and still involved the same national youth service now the national youth service is this agency that was started to help cobb unemployment's its young people go there there for vocational training to help in government projects as well so what is happening now in this new scandal the police are investigating the prosecutor's office have said that are more than fifty people including theme officials all of this national youth service are being investigated and will be prosecuted businesspeople as well the central bank is also helping with investigations particularly looking into the banks where this money was channeled through the reduces force to recover their sources. and secondly to do with. this sort of produce president uhuru kenyatta has also weighed in on the matter and said that ther

gone missing from the national youth service dozens of civil servants are under investigation catherine sawyer reports from nairobi the kenyans are making their voice hard loud and clear the they are protesting against corruption triggered by a scandal involving a government agency ninety million dollars is missing from the national youth service we just set up to help the young unemployed by providing training dozens of people including senior officials at the agency are being investigated some have been charged allegations include payments for dubious supplies inflated costs and payouts for services that were never delivered in the fast place a man will give up his business to join the protest. has become very difficult. i work so hard for so little yet all we hear. president has said all the man will be recovered and found guilty will be held to account but many on this march say that previous such scandals have never been properly dealt with valerie and many protestant yeah but their frustration felt by most kenyans want the government to do more in its fight against corruption they say th

national youth service and dozens of civil servants a currently under investigation correspondent catherine sawyer reports from nairobi . people are extremely frustrated and angry about. this that we're talking about an agent this is a body that was. carbon employed people. go training help in government projects as well a lot of people say they're not because of the company but because we're talking about now. the prosecutor's office not getting. more than fifty people for investigation twenty four have already been charged and . they want to see even more the president has weighed in that. it's going to be refined and people that they have. set out also frustrated with the president because. they've had this once before they want to see action they want to see. they want the people in my implicated have them. and they also want the money we can do. with the fight against. the mosque government in nicaragua have killed at least three people as they protested against the president. at least eighty protests as if being killed in weeks of demonstrations and even some of the president's long time sup