on june 30th, 1960, the king of belgium declared the end of the congo status as a colony. elected premier, he demanded immediate withdraw of belgium troops. antiwestern riots resulted in which the soldiers participated in attacks on european settlers, forcing them to evacuate. the premier of province supported by belgian troops remaining in his province declared secession from the congolese government. the united states secretary general flew when they appealed for russian aid. flew to catanga when it was threatened to appeal for russian aid against the belgians. he persuaded the belgians to withdraw. the president ousted him from the premiership and with the colonel expelled communist ambassadors from the congo countries supports hamashold faced the problem of preventing russian interference while refraining from unduly influencing the congo's internal affairs. the united states provided world leadership against russian cold war aggression which underlay worldwide tensions. those tensions were heightened ben russia's premiere joseph stalin died under mysterious circumstan

he persuaded the communist ambassadors from the congo.es supporting him faced the problem of supporting russian interference while unduly influencing the congo's affairs. the united states provided leadership against russian cold war aggression, which underlay world tensions. those tensions were heightened when russia's premier, joseph stalin, died under mysterious circumstances in 1953. he succeeded to the leadership. he announced that russia had the hydrogen bomb shortly before the big four summit conference scheduled for 1955. at the conference in geneva, chuschv represented russia. president eisenhower voiced hopes of improved east-west relations. >> of course no one knows what the coming months will tell much. but in the meantime, we do know that new contacts have been established and there is evidence of a new friendliness in the world. >> in budapest, the program of destalinization was fostered by kruschev. the hungarian puppet government tried to halt anti-communist decimal demonstrations and a revote erupted. the hungarians succe

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many, congo, please. can you tell us a story that really helps us connect with their, their disastrous situation that they're in right now? and the problem is, i think that there are too many stories, and unfortunately they're really similar. we. we know that there are between 2 and 3000000 people displaced here, internally in north with the moment of some 680000 participate this year. but in fact, those numbers on the state, the number of times somebody was displayed very many people, particularly in that area around they may have been forced from their homes originally. they've gone and found shelter in their neighbor children position the then had to flee together with their neighbors to another place and another and or indeed. and in other cases, there are 2 will stay over night in their own village, but who are unable to get to their fields. just up the road. people who are able to get to the fields but not able to go home to the stocks of food and, and their goods in their, in their villages of orig

the slave trade database, 25% of our area came from gambia which is heavily muslim and 25% came from congothings, to amazing facts i've learned when making this when irn was writing the book was that about 20%, historians argue about this. i settled on 20% that's given by lyndon hayward, great friends of mine and jim. about 20% of enslaved ancestors were practicing muslim when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i tell the story in t the bok of solomon and in the film of mohammed, i interviewed one of his descendents and he left behind a manuscript in arabic, instructions heart to go to the east and the first black church, churches argue which one was the first black church but we felt the first african baptist church in savannah in 1773 and is a great scene in the film early flew down from harvard to interpret some scripts engraved, carved into one of the pews. he looks at incest it's arabic. [laughter] in the kitchen, i could hear the curse of hebrew and arabic. but 20% of my ancestors were muslim, practicing muslims when they landed in what now united

angola and then to mozambique and then to madagascar but overwhelmingly between senegal and the congoaboratory for the production of black culture, fob black music. one of the greatest, the czech composure came to the united states 1892-1883 write an essay and he said the only original american contribution to world civilization was the music o of the former slaves, is spiritual, yes, a voice called the sorrow songs. i haven't announced it yet but the next series we are doing is about of the black social networks, the way that we replicated the world behind the veil as the voice called it. like thehi black mason's -- >> fraternities, sororities. >> yeah. >> okay. >> the divine nine which the vice president harris is a member of the alpha kappa alpha was. but also the national medical association, the national dental association, national bar association. all those black institutions which model their existence on the done nominations of the black church. but phil, after that i'm going to do the history of gospel music. >> okay. you know, okay, they're getting mad at me because i'm sup

other than the critical public congo. and clearly what we're seeing with the sanctions from the international community and trying to cut off on reserves. certainly that's going to make the challenges even greater. and i think it's all a bond. there is a lot of pressure because this is the group. it does not have perience with governance when it comes to economic policy. when it's our bond with control back in the ninety's governance with all about switch strict forms of justice. it was not about careful consideration of the fiscal policy. so as the taliban tries to gain legitimacy among how can it's really going to struggle. because if it's not in the position to bring, he can release soon. you know, these, these protests that we're seeing now could create, intensify. and also if you continue to have terrorist attacks like the one that happened the other day, that will put even more pressure on the power. but it could make it difficult for to consolidate the power. still ahead on al jazeera, the march to washington dc ag

he said trained as a priest and became the first bishop, he came back to the kingdom of condo congo andtury islam was widely practiced in what's now senegal so absolutely no question about this fact all you could think of the first century black people and slaves in british and north america traditional african religion yoruba religion course was a powerful force more particularly in cuba and brazil, about 3% of ancestorser were months or 20% islamic and unknown roman catholics in the majority practiced ancestral traditional african religion think of it, the anglicans were dominant not levering africans joy africans christianity, worshiping their own ground, forming a line from melted religion and the anglicans will the baptist really welcomed black people in. my uncle is a methodist minister, he was trained and i remember he told me when james theology came out, he was a minister, his church, he said that christianity i is different than right christianity and i wasn't into studying about the black church at that time, i had been raised in the church, as you know from the book, when i

and angola and then madagascar but overwhelmingly between senegal and the congo and a laboratory forture when they came to the united states 1892 in 1883 rights and essay and the only original american contribution was the music of the former slaves may have not announced it yet that it is other black social networks the way that we replicate the world behind the veil like the black masons. >> fraternities and sororities and the divine nine which kamala harris is a member of the alpha kappa alpha that ultimate national medical association the national bar association all of those black institutions which model their existence on the denomination of the black church. but after that i will do the history of gospel music. [laughter] >> table get mad at me because i am supposed to do q&a but i had to talk to about black music but let's go to q&a i will close by asking you to tell me your favorite gospel song that we will come back to that you can ask me now. i'm the guest you do whatever. [laughter] >> what did the great migration mean to the racial makeup of the united states and northe

he came back to the kingdom of congo in 1517 andbecame the first bishop . islam reached west africa by the 10th century. and we know from a historian called alice treacy that by the 12th century islam was widely practiced in what is now senegal and gambia so there's absolutely no question about the fact that -- yeah. you think about the first century of black people enslaved in north america and traditional african religion, ancestor worship, it was a very powerful force. more particularly in cuba with santeria and in brazil but about three percent of our ancestors were your butt so you had 20 percent, we have an unknown percentage who were baptized roman catholics and the majority of course were traditional african religions so the anglicans who were dominant and not letting africans join and africa surreptitiously fearing christianity, worshiping their own god, forming a kind of blend of a melted sort of religion and then the anglicans woke up and the baptist really welcomes black people michael is a methodist . he was trained at martin luther king and i

at least 19 villages have been killed by a rebel group in democratic republic of congo. and happened in benny that's in the province of north keybo. now group has yet claim responsibility for the attack. but the iso linked allied democratic forces have been active in the area. australia is most popular, state new south wales is reporting a record of more than 1200 new current of virus infections in the past 24 hours. there's no sign yet that the outbreak that started in mid june is flowing. more than half the australian population has been under locked down for weeks. as the country's biggest cities struggled to control the virus, australia's rushing to inoculate his population and hopes to have 80 percent vaccinated by mid november. and new zealand corona virus outbreak continues to grow with another 83 cases reported. a number of infections now stands at 511, with 2 people in critical condition. been ta countries and locked down until tuesday, new zealand, largest city, oakland is the epicenter of the outbreak, and we'll stay locked down an extra 2 weeks. now the brown

i have the okay on today's episode of the stream has the democratic republic of congo finally found a solution to it. security challenges on the some part of the country. they're over $100.00 armed groups vying for territory fighting the military and terrorizing civilians. this is a loading story. me me, family building at the corner when i may be a bit not too much at all. i don't like that. can let me, let me pull it in my book and i see about when we ship all the stuff out of the why am i in so why is this happening? well, the d r c has so many natural resources. the land is literally worth fighting over . the government has imposed a state of siege for 2 eastern provinces. so that basically martial law. how is that state of siege go? and that is the question we are going to ask. i guess let's meet them. hello freight, hello. hello jackie, they're about to introduce themselves to you. read, go ahead. tell everybody who you are and what you do. hi, my name is fred boma and i'm not to be so the movement moocher polish are more. and i'm also going to say group gets avenue for it. hell

there you can see the town where it happened, the village, in eastern congo.ney ultimately became between lionel messi and his boyhood club. the stryker wanted to stay, but the club could not afford to pay his annual salary. there are unconfirmed reports that there has been an approach to the 34-year-old. men sister -- manchester cities manager poured cold water on the idea of the reunion. take a listen. >> we spent 40,000,000 pounds. we paid and won last year. here we bring the number 10. we were at that level. right now it is not, absolutely not. anchor: finally, arroyo treat, a slice of -- a arroyo treat, a slice of cake being auctioned off. -- a royal treat, a slice of cake being auctioned off. we have more now. ♪ reporter: a slice of royal history, carefully preserved in this cake for 40 years since the wedding of prince diana and prince charles. >> marzipan from one of the official text from the diana and charles whiting from 1981, it was given -- wedding from 1981, it was given to the queen mother. reporter: the slice is from one of 23 official cakes ma

we have seen flooding in eastern parts of the democratic republic of congo, edging into u gander. we should see more of that as those rains continue to fall rather heavily across western parts of the democratic republic of congo. but the storms continue around the gulf of guinea. as we move further south, though it is fina and dryer. we put a bit of a brisk wind blowing across parts of what's one of that's bringing the temperature down slightly. but there's plenty of sunshine around for south africa with a few showers across the suit too. but cape town, we'll see the wet weather come tuesday. the as the research and taliban retakes of dentist on female activists, journalists and even school goes on to threats. 11 east investigate the fight for its kind of stones women on algebra. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms rate parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer regulations to own a tiger than there are to own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and society and that's the bottom line. ah,

of the democratic republic of congo. but the storms continue around the gulf of guinea. as we move further south, though it is, fina and dryer. we put a bit of a brisk wind blowing across parts of what's one that's bringing the temperature down slightly. but there's plenty of sunshine around for south africa with a few showers across the suit too. but cape town, we'll see the wet weather come tuesday. sponsor cut on airways. the grim consequences of mexico's bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've got people who are with the narco, through the eyes of the journalist, determined to report the truth. your government is full of knocking. she said, that's how the article should start 60 years on we revisit the report is still risking their lives being another outbreak. violence of mar versus the on the rewind, the deadly beat on out there a me ah ah, watching as a reminder, our top story is this. our tropical storm henri is battering a stretch of the northeast and coast of the us. millions of people bracing for flash floods, violent winds, and power ou

of the democratic republic of congo. but the storms continue around the gulf of guinea. as we move further south, though it is, fina and dryer. we put a bit of a brisk wind blowing across parts of what's wanted. that's bringing the temperature down slightly. but there's plenty of sunshine around for south africa with a few showers across the suit too. but cape town we'll see the wet weather come tuesday. the the taliban has reclaims, i've done is done. but us withdraw began years earlier in 2013 and 14 witness follow the unit of the afghan national army as they commenced the onerous part of confronting with taliban without making support. a betrayal of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their last. i've got to stand own battle on a job here. in countries like mine, people have been killed to be william, the united states have privatized the ultimate public war. this was a deal with saudi arabia. things were done differently. saudis and other arabs when they came to britain to be all to help the bombs deals along your rum. so was meeting

at least 19 villagers have been killed by a rebel group in the democratic republic of congo. it happened in benny and the northern province in the province of north keeble. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the ice linked allied democratic forces had been active in the area. well, tens of thousands of people in the eastern democratic republic of congo are still homeless. more than 3 months after the rupture for volcano, near the eastern city of goma, families who lost everything have use plastic and sticks to put up tents. the government and charities are building temporary shelters. it's feared the rainy season season could worse than the humanitarian crisis. problem. there is always the problem of rank. the rain with this population brings the risk of many diseases because we're in an area where there is always rain even during the dry season. so they will always be the problem of waterborne diseases. this is what should concern the congress government funded iraq has been hosting a regional summit aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in the mid

the vessel which belongs to syria was carrying congo from india to somalia when it sank. and search for the 3 missing crew members is underway. ah. you're with out there. these are all top stories. i've gone for the fighting st battles against the taliban and 3 says he can afford have been hit by rockets on the security situation is fragile and lash. got a ton above the are inside parts of the city to do what i advocate in 3 provinces. the security situation is critical, especially a nascar guy. the enemy has some movements. security and defense of forces are planning to intercept the enemy's move and then build defense of lines and later launch offensive operations voted in a referendum, which if passed could lead to investigations of 5 former president will and 40 percent of registered voters must take part for the result to be.

the road is inaccessible unless the drivers use this technique nicknamed the congo. uses the return journey promises to be eventful. he'll take on the same route in the opposite direction, fully loaded, transporting the joint would log to the river by ah, ah, i never met him, but i went down to visit the money, the visit with me even on the most dangerous journey used to think of his family, some 5000 kilometers away, and indonesia and commodities on today's journey is over for you said the deluxe. he delivered the journey is just beginning the tomorrow. they will take a completely different route to reach the sea and the shipping port ah off the 10 hours of driving and logging, the men are exhausted. deep in the middle of the forest. temperatures average around 30 degrees celsius. the humidity, a suffocating, 80 percent. going on each mark, if you do that, almost want to stop. i don't need a lot of my head around the guy that runs with him, but nothing more than that i'm i'm not moving about not doing it. i'm getting a lot of a bathroom that of a move and then i don't know. i mean what i m

bad, dangerous places myanmar where there's lack of democratic control, the democratic republic of congohis is going to be a challenge for years and decades to come, not just afghanistan >> absolutely. and an opportunity for a place like afghanistan that perhaps will never be able to take advantage of thank you all. we appreciate the latest there >>> let's take a look at some of the stocks involved in lithium a look at the lithium and battery etf ticker lit, just below it's 52-week highs it's top holdings include young energy and lithium the north carolina based company has seen a huge jump this year up nearly 60%. it's up 365% from its march lows another big winner is lithium americas up more than 40% this year and it got a nice pop last week after tesla announced plans to open charging stations to other manufacturers' cars. lithium is used in the manufacturing of electric vehicle batteries. >>> coming up two popular stay-at-home plays getting crushed today. the parent of grubhub down and peloton is the worst performer in the nasdaq after its results. we have those moves, rapid fire and

he acquired the whole of what we know as the belgian congo but it was a way of showing. >> culture in countries are moving towards more devolution, more multicultural identities, certainly greater individual autonomy. if this is our future, to my questions about war easily arise. who will be willing to fight for such a state where there's no cohesive national identity? i was driving back from a tennis camp. he said if war broke out, would you go to england next because i still spend a lot of my time in britain, at least i did before the pandemic. i said i might very well and send your mother there but no, i am going to stay here. i told him about alastair horn and people you and and i han were sent to america as babies during the blitz. and he said why would you come back? and i said well, this is my country. it seemed like just a natural reply. i wonder when he's grown if his contemporaries would have such -- would be be willing to risk their lives and fortunes at war? >> i would make a distinction, which i think george r did between patriotism and nationalism. nationalism is is ofte

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heavily, as well as chad the central african republic on part of the demo, democratic republic of congo. now for the south of this, it is a lot hotter and dryer. within temperatures slightly above average of 4 namibia and full botswana before south africa, things are looking slightly cooler and it's going to be cloudy in cape town. this weekend the the u. s. has withdrawn the majority of its troops from america's longest war, leaving the battle for control. the african military be able to hold its ground against the taliban, and the afghans to help the american war effort relocated to the us. the future hold for that special coverage for not going to song on al jazeera. ah mo, 5 thing in central areas of laska god has gone down. government forces relying on us ad power to help combat the taliban. ah, i don't know when i'm come. i'll santa maria, this is the world news from al jazeera. china was accusing the united states of court violent interference for granting temporary refuge to people from hong kong.

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some heavy as storms brewing in the central african republic, edging into the democratic republic of congo. and we are seeing some heavy storms as well across parts of nigeria. but as we go into wednesday, it's gonna be western areas of africa that see some of the very heavy falls in lie barrier. for example and coach to why we could see some flooding as, as heavy rains kick in the southern parts of africa, there is a lot of warmth around for what swan if, when maybe a and some bob way we're going to the temperatures pick up by the time we get to wednesday, and they'll be sunshine for johannesburg in south africa, but it is looking rather wet for cape town over the next few days that she weather update. the on air or online, the parts of the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the when no healthy get off the table, it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s d like symptoms jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right

ah ah gotcha one of the fastest growing nations in the world i on the congo needed to open and develop it for international shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough or trade and money skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up from it of connecting the world connecting the future. got cut to gateway to whoa trade. the hello. thank you for joining in nice to see you. tropical depression own bias has lung through south korea. it's now settled into the sea of japan, but the damage has been done for the southern coastal city and south korea. more than $600.00 millimeters of rain. that is twice the amount you should get for the entire month of august. and this fell within 24 hours. so the leftovers of all nice now impacting han shoe and also who kind of support or has a high of 24 degrees on wednesday. you know, we did have concern over rain falling across the yellow river valley in and around just show up. but now our concern is dispatch of what weather just what stuff will hand along the gang see river valley. so we will watch that in the days to come, or then a 1

. >> in the democratic republican of combo, -- congo.constant danger from the unpredictable eruptions of the most dangerous volcano on the planet. and from the explove gas using from beneath the waters of lake kivu. >>speaking foreign language] >> the ineffectiveness of the dilapidated observatory, which is short of funds and resources. >> journey into the depths of the earth with our report on france 24 and france 24.com. >> you're watching france 24. i'm marco, this is the main headline. u.s. president joe biden has been defending his tactics in afghanistan. the evacuation of 123,000 people and the end of the campan. he was not -- "i was not extending a forever exit," he said. if there is uncertainty for 150 u.s. citizens or more left in kabul and the thousands of at risk afghans who want to leave. biden says there is no deadline for their withdrawal. our correspondent is one of the few foreign journalists there. we will hear from him in this broadcast. this is live from paris. joe biden has just been speaking about the end of the mili

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we've got a run of rain through the democratic republic of congo, central african republic, pushing into southern areas of chad on saturday. and the weather maker that's been moving across south africa. a cool air has rushed in. so johannesburg, 14 degrees, but still breathing conditions for the eastern cape on saturday. that sure update. the think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them big take with algorithms that they're called, the move that we use, the more data we pritchard wearing them, it's a great race. the data and big companies around the empires are rising on a wealth of information and we need other commodity. in the 2nd 5 part series. 90 re examines where the corporations are colonizing internet. like to meet the popularity and power of big tests on our jessina. ah, tight security and a couple of us launches a drain strike against ice retaliation for thursday. airport attack. ah mclaughlin. life coming up park and ida barrels towards the southern united states where it's expected to strengthen into a highly dangerous storm by the time.

and we do have activity lining up through the democratic republic of congo central african republic, right into southern sections of chad on friday, further toward the south pole weather disturbance now plaguing the eastern cape. in fact, we could see wind gusts here of about 75 kilometers per hour and it will bring a cool pool of air across south africa. johannesburg is down to 17 degrees on saturday that your weather update. bye for now. the a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and the bazaar dangerous attempt at regime change in the ball of every in republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera when the news breaks on wednesday, the 8th largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing don't even know what i am with exclusive interviews, and i'll just be around teens on the ground with intensifying rain. people here fear that these are temporary solutions to renew, reward, winning document trees, and live need. ah, me that tell from the cable for the tax pass is $1

storms are flaring up as we head toward ethiopia, south sudan pushing into the democratic republic of congo, and also the central african republic on sunday. further to the south, this is what your weather story is looking like. a nice stretch of weather, plenty of sunshine for cape town. 17 degrees habit roney 22 degrees. below wail. 22 will be the high for you interest. a scattering of showers as we head toward the east coast of madagascar on sunday. that sure weather update. the news talked to al jazeera, we roll, did you want the us to take and who's stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra focus on the united states is ending its 20 year military present, enough kind of done, but what it meant for the country. one of the one piece showcases new zealand trailblazing environmental policy aiming to rid the country of all presidents from a 3rd way to the vaccine rollout. the latest development at the corona virus pandemic continue to spread around the world. witness

rebels, but the fighting force one or 200000 refugees, to escape mostly to democratic republic of congo. on thursday, the un security council extended an arms embargo for another here. so you player, sit back, go, let us be clear, she. this is an embargo which aims to prevent arms, groups from acquiring and also using it against civilians. central african armed forces or un peacekeepers, or at the same time, the possibilities of exemptions are extended so that the authorities of the central african republic can continue to train and equip their army. i stress that the embargo does not course prevents the central african republic, acquiring the means to defend itself. the more you will, central african republic has been martin violence during the past decades. the removal of precedent for it was easy and 2013 led to years of fighting between christian and muslim armed groups that were hopes for peace when forced our cons to a day won the election in 2016, but he has struggled to contain the funny thing the government and 14 the rebel groups signs in agreements in 2019 but it didn't make

and we do have activity lining up through the democratic republic of congo central african republic, right into southern sections of chad on friday for their toward the south pole weather disturbance now plaguing the eastern cape. in fact, we could see wind gusts here of about 75 kilometers per hour and it will bring a cool pool of air across south africa. johannesburg is down to 17 degrees on saturday. that sure weather update bye for now. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. a story of lung deception life and death. an israeli spelling operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would mean and algae 0 well health gripping story markets by l. e. calling operated on the cover in syria, in the $960.00 notation career that ended in public execution. eli cohen must have agents 18 on al jazeera oh, i want you to see a reminder of our top story. is this our new vice president joe biden. the says service personnel killed in the attack of campbell, it was a hero's is firing to make those responsible pay by insist evacuation of american

the taliban is bacon. roads certainly to the west in the north, but also you know, to the south of congo. there are a number of towns and cities which are considered to be extremely loyal to the government. whether government does have control and the cobble itself would not want to be overtaken or surrendered to the taliban. you have a 56000000 people. medi people here, remember the previous blue by the taliban. they do not want to go back to a time when the taliban flag is flying over the capital here. maybe there is different results here to try to fight off, resist any advances by the relevant. all right, we'll let you go for now rob, but we know you'll know that i have lots more to tell us on this breaking news story and this development that mazata surely has now fallen to the taliban. rob mcbride on the phone for staff from campbell. now, hardin or he is an assistant professor of law at the american university of afghanistan. he says, president gone. he will find it difficult to keep his promises. he's not in control anymore and it's not about prison gunny anymore. it's about maki

the democratic republic of congo will also see. so the heavy rain rolling on thursday, now was we move to south africa. we've had a cold front bring someone usual snow to the western cape. it fell quite heavily in the mountainous areas. now the temperature in cape town is looking rather low for this time of year, but it is gonna pick up on wednesday before things get cooler at the weekend. the discover a world of difference determination. i am coming down when we are moving freedom. we saw the 16 people corruption and compassion, the al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels around the world. a powerful entities are working to manipulate and influence the controls, taking algorithms that are being developed and designed to push the content that says, click me every click, we make that value them. so what, what end in the 3rd of a 5 last series raise in mexico, examining how the propaganda and proper shape content. all hail the algorithm, jeviana. ah ah, welcome back you watching out the 0 t

we've got our storms flaring up through the democratic republic of congo central african republic. so bungie, $31.00 degrees will be the high for you. temperatures starting to bounce back as we look towards south africa, namibia, and also botswana. but another front pulls into cape town, so we'll see those winds kicked up to pretty close to about 6 feet kilometers per hour on monday. that's a snapshot of your weather. thanks for watching. the news in countries like mind people have been killed to be when you in the united states have privatize the ultimate public war. this was a deal with saudi arabia. things were done differently. saudis and other areas when they came to britain to be all to help the moms deal. zillow, your room. so was meeting saddam. is it that interesting? there, i am. shadow on al jazeera joy, africa lined to trade and investment in south africa into african trades. that gives you access to more than 1100 exhibitors and 10000 visitors and buyers. and more than $5000.00 conference delegates, more than $35.00 countries, participate in trade and investment deals

heavily, as well as chad the central african republic, and part of the demo, democratic republic of congo. now for the south of this, it is a lot hotter and dryer. we think temperature is slightly above average for namibia and for what swanner. before south africa, things are looking slightly cooler and it's going to be cloudy in cape town this weekend. the story that need to be tow. find away, and demand to be heard. the opening the window into another light and challenging perfection and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it inspiring documentary the change the word on al jazeera. ah the me you watching out. as a reminder, on top stories this, our california largest fire has leveled most of a historic gold rush, or a town greenville was home to buildings. more than a century old china, how's the keys abided, administration of violent me interfering, and it's a 5. and that's all the us off a temporary, safe haven, thousands of hong kong citizens currently in america. then response to beijing, crack sound on democracy.

and this was the scene in, in north eastern areas of the democratic republic of congo cuban province saw those torrential rains lead to flash flooding. and some of those floods edged into the border of uganda. we could see more of those floods. but in the west, as the rain fall heavily here, come tuesday, now for southern areas of africa, much of the wet weather has eased on that eastern coast. but we are seeing some showers across las sue to mister, we're coming in at 18 degrees celsius. but there's plenty of sunshine elsewhere, cape town at $22.00 degrees, but the temperature is going to dip down and the wet weather is going to arrive by the time we get into tuesday and natural weather update. the who's the talk to al jazeera roll. did you want the un to take and who stop to we listen, you see the whole infrastructure in guys being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra the city of cobble has experience so much. i'm here for decades and they says another change to get used to, and one that's far from easy situation. f

the woman is congo outside again, which was 20 years ago. so this is just a waste of money and with the government, they don't if you will, if you watch some retails, people are just talking from a to playing. i can watch the fear of valuable. there's no fear, nobody will run like this to the runway. and the aeroplane and just fly with them over. and he dropped dead they they, they, they will happy to die like this, not by tele, one. these protest this hope the diplomacy will work long term in a country where military intervention happens and 1000 to being killed or injured. we are greatly concerned regarding women and children wasn't able condition in protest on. secondly, that we are really concerned that, that a bond in the region there would be used in the proxy and british and american the left them like this. and now this time, the one you can to harvard them with the more alms and weapons. and that is a great concern. we have friends there, they are in great, clear. they don't know what to do at the moment. they have been told by poly

the president, congo, is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition. rival who's running against him for a 3rd.