equal number have gone to chad 400 people travel to the republic of congo for the vast majority that's around 90000 people have crossed to the democratic republic of congo where they're facing an uncertain future liz who are is the country representative for the u.n.h.c.r. in the democratic republic of congo she says the refugees are in a vulnerable position. that and more then at close to 90000 now is to mitigate their authorities we can classify as quite desperate because one the physical location in which this refugees have a right is very vast they are in 3 provinces and they are basically very very difficult to reach secondly didn't come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time they're crossing into the d.s.e. those who are even left let last year help found themselves again being to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position also in terms of their. big canary needs forward water sanitation slippin and. science at the moment because we have we're still a relook at the massive stance from kinshasa and from but only to this location. where they find themselves in 3 provinces and the host commi

people have traveled to cameroon 5000 to chad and 400 to the republic of congo but the vast majority 74000 people have crossed to the democratic republic of congo where they face an uncertain future many are getting their own canoes out of there again rare access to one of the patrol boats aid workers are using to track the refugees down even when they're found there's little un teams can do because funding is running out welcome web so this exclusive report from one village near some biloela in the democratic republic of congo. killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is a relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat he went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the riverbank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to r

desperately hoping somebody will soon come back and help malcolm webb al-jazeera tsonga lola democratic republic of congo. is the country representative of u.n.h.c.r. and democratic republic of congo she says the refugees are vulnerable. that and more then at close to 90000 now is to mitigate their authorities we can classify as quite desperate because one the physical location in which this refugees have a right is very vast they are in 3 provinces and they are basically very very difficult to reach secondly didn't come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time that crossing into the d.s.e. those who even left lead last year help found themselves again being to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position also in terms of their. 'd big canary needs fault water sanitation 'd slippin and. 'd signs at the moment because we're a house we're still really looked at in assistance from kinshasa and from but only to this location and whether find themselves in 3 provinces and the host community that normally would assist them were the 1st responders that themselves in a very.

democratic of of congo. killing looting and rape by fighters from groups in the central african republic to send tens. of thousands of villages on the run many of them have crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is a relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat he went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the riverbank. our arrival drew a crowd of people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops and their farms. that's what to leave back home a tried. and she came back with nothing. the rebels attacked our village last week we had a lot of gunfire they destroyed everything they raped and they kidnapped some of them didn't see exactly what happened because we had to run her sister fled with her one month old baby daniel. you know. it was 4 in the morning when the rebels attacked and started burning houses we all ran my hu

recovery crews continue to work at the site of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped under the wooden vessel which capsized on friday while crossing the congo river investigators say they're considering filing criminal charges here's how the young reports. the sinking boat is part of a potential criminal investigation with dozens of bodies believed to be trapped underneath passengers were heading to the regional capital on this wooden boat when it capsized. and have a 2nd to get in the boat had 3 separate levels all of them were full of people and their belongings there were hundreds of passengers including kids older men and women who were swallowed by the water i myself lost 5 members of my family. these people had relatives on board and now they're using fishing nets to recover bodies. survivors say the boat was carrying too many people and too much cargo including bags of cement. crossing lakes and rivers after nightfall is illegal in the d.r. seen at least report agents are under arrest for allowing the boat to leave and the o

fears hundreds might have drowned when a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and 3 months after he was freed by prison from prison by protesters nationalists other jumper all of that is on course for a landslide victory in carrick astounds presidential election. we begin in the united states where democratic leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence remains high after the storming of congress by supporters of president donald trump joe biden is due to be inaugurated in washington d.c. in 10 days time which could potentially provide another flash point for protests she says he's urged the f.b.i. director to relentlessly pursue the perpetrators to avoid a repeat of wednesday scenes in the coming weeks it comes as the democrats continue to draft new articles of impeachment against president trump as still urging donald trump's cabinet to remove him themselves and even form a supporter says a calling on trump to resign. i think the best way for our country charges for the president to resign and go away as soon as possible. i acknowledge that ma

dead and dozens more still missing after a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and 3 months are she was freed from prison by protesters nationalist souther jumper of except for a landslide victory in kyrgyzstan the presidential election. we begin in the united states where senate leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence from maine is high after the storming of congress by supporters of president trump joe biden is judy to be inaugurated in washington in 10 days time which could provide another potential flash point it comes as the democrats continue to draft new articles of impeachment against donald trump and more details are also merging of what of wednesday's dramatic events on capitol hill patty cohen as more now from washington. this video obtained by the washington post shows just how few police officers there were to keep rioters some armed with restraints and weapons from getting to members of congress or the. members say when they were trying to get out the last available exit there were only 3 officers holding the line trying to giv

republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them have crossed this river. in dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety in remote villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat he went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the riverbank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops and that from. that small to leave home a tried. and she came back with nothing. the rebels attacked our village last week we had a lot of gunfire they destroyed everything they raped and they kidnapped some of them we didn't see exactly what happened because we had to run. violence escalated since elections last month which political opposition says were rigged. the armed groups say the government must go the occupy about 2 thirds of the country including most of its gold and diamond mines the armed groups now control the villages that we can see just over there on the other side of the river people who live on

have gone on to chad 400 people travel to the republic of congo but the vast majority of that's the 74000 we're talking about have crossed to the democratic republic of congo where they're facing an uncertain future let's talk to lose a horse she's the country representative of u.n.h.c.r. in the democratic republic of congo she joins us live on skype from kinshasa as a whore what sort of state of the people in who are arriving there. thank you very much for having me. this the situation in the d.s.e. of the refugees that have a right as you rightly say to that and more than a close to 90000 now estimated by the authorities we can classify as quite desperate because one the physical location in which this refugees have a right is very vast they are in 3 provinces and they are basically very very difficult to reach secondly didn't come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time they're crossing into the d.r. see those or even left let last year help found themselves again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position also in terms of their. 'd pick an area needs fault water sanitation slippin and.

on hundreds of people are feared drowned in friday's ferry disaster in the democratic republic of congo. the push to make donald trump accountable for the riots of the u.s. capitol is gathering pace u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she'll go ahead with impeachment proceedings against trump unless the vice president mike pence takes measures to remove him from office the 25th amendment allows pence on the cabinet to declare the president unfit to carry out his duties and new video emerging from wednesday's attack makes those calls for accountability even more urgent particle hearing reports from washington d.c. . this video obtained by the washington post shows just how few police officers there were to keep rioters some armed with restraints and weapons from getting to members of congress from the us a member say when they were trying to get out the last available exit there were only 3 officers holding the line trying to give them enough time to escape when they stepped aside as a window was broken a writer was shot by the representatives and their staff escaped this video was capt

displaced are mounting an estimated 90000 people have been forced to find safety in the democratic republic of congo. is the country representative of the u.n. h.c.r. in the democratic republic of congo she says the refugees are in a desperate situation. the physical location in which this refugees i write is very vast they are in 3 provinces and. 'd basically very very difficult to reach secondly they've come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time they're crossing into the yaris see those or even left let. serbs again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position. taiwan says several chinese military planes are vented its airspace for a 2nd day the island's defense ministry has reported that a total of 15 chinese aircraft including 12 fighter jets entered the southwestern corner of its air defense identification zone the u.s. state department has called on china to stop exerting what it calls military diplomatic and economic pressure on taiwan it comes as a u.s. aircraft carrier group president of the south china sea on a mission to promote what the u.

cameroon a similar number have gone to chad while 400 traveled to the republic of congo but 90000 people have crossed into democratic republic of congo and it's not clear what's going to happen to them al-jazeera as malcolm webb went to speak to some of them in remote locations near some biloela in the democratic republic of congo. killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them of crossed the river. in dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety in villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat we went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the river bank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping. brought him. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops from their farms. that's what it leads back home a tried. and she came back with nothing see. the rebels attacked our village last week we had a lo

the democratic republic of congo's parliament has passed a vote of no confidence to oust the prime minister and his government seen as a political victory for president felix just a keda let's go live now to nairobi outas us malcolm webb can tell us more malcolm what's this all about. well this is the latest development in a power struggle between president felix difficulty and former president joseph kabila that has been going on for just over or about 2 years so just over 2 years ago congress held elections president joseph kabila on the international and local pressure stepped aside he ruled beyond the constitutional term limits and he made way felix just a k.t. was announced the winner but league documents showed that that election result was rigged and the succession was widely understood to be a deal between the 2 men by which she said he would take over the presidency but kabila would remain as the most powerful person in congo not just a case he depended on the support of kabila as party to govern could be left party had a majority in parliament but the tensions of have clearly rise

republic of congo. but the vast majority 74000 people have crossed to the democratic republic of congo but i face an uncertain future many are getting their own canoes al-jazeera gained rare access to one of the patrol boats aid workers using to track the refugees down but even when they're found there's little u.n. teams can do because funding is running out welcome websense this exclusive report from one village in the democratic republic of congo. killing looting and rape by fighters from armed groups in the central african republic to send tens of thousands of villages on the run many of them have crossed this river. dugout canoes on the other side is relative safety most villages in the democratic republic of congo only accessible by boat we went to look for them with the un refugee agency. and we found them in their thousands sheltering in villages along the river bank. our arrival crowd people here say they've been waiting for help since they arrived here last week they lined up hoping we brought it. and more keep coming. others go back to retrieve possessions from their homes or crops and their farms.

democratic republic of congo. several chinese military planes have entered its airspace for a 2nd day of the island's defense ministry has reported that a total of 15 chinese aircraft including 12 fighter jets entered the southwestern corner of its defense identification zone the u.s. state department has called on china to stop exerting what it calls military diplomatic and economic pressure on taiwan becomes craft carrier group has entered the south china sea on a mission to promote what the u.s. military called freedom of the seas 11 miners have been rescued in china after being trapped underground for 2 weeks they were among $22.00 course in a blast at a gold mine. israel is expected to suspend their travel for 2 weeks to prevent the new covert 19 strain from crossing its borders only international air passengers with special permits will be allowed to leave or enter the country up next it's al-jazeera world i'll have more news in a little under 30 minutes. spain it's my kountry and my home. there's so much to

themselves in crisis and we also need to know the hospitality of the population of the democratic republic of the congo of chad of other places most refugees arrived here with nothing the u.n. says conditions a dire there's not enough food or housing the rivers a main source of water for drinking washing and cooking grates of malaria despair tree infections and diarrhea a common see here given the huge logistical constraints it's very difficult to get humanitarian assistance into this area but we are very aware that the needs of the refugees we have seen enormous. violence has escalated since elections last month which the political opposition says were raked the armed groups say the government must go un peacekeepers russian mass nerys and rwandan troops support the government a former prime minister has described the situation in the country as apocalyptic african presidents meeting in angola have called for a ceasefire and urged the armed groups to stop the in circumvent of the capital bangui these refugees have no idea when it will be safe to go home but while they wait they desperately need help t

desperately hoping somebody will soon come back and help malcolm webb out his iraq song lola democratic republic of congo. liz oha is the country representative of u.n. a.c.r. and democratic republic of congo she says the refugees are vulnerable. and more than a close to 90000 now is to mitigate their authorities we can classify as quite desperate because one the physical location in which this refugee is how i write is very vast they are in 3 provinces and they 'd are basically very very difficult to reach secondly didn't come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time that crossing into the d.s.e. those even left let last year help found themselves again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position also in terms of their. 'd big canary needs fault water sanitation slippin and. science at the moment because we're out we're still really looked at in assistance from kinshasa and from but only to this location. where they find themselves in 3 provinces and the host community that normally would assist them 'd were the 1st responders that themselves in a very. pre

recovery crews are struggling at the site of a sunken ship in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of bodies are believed to be trapped under the wooden vessel which capsized on friday will cross in the congo with officials say it was overloaded with both passengers and its cargo of cement and its weight says making covering the efforts more difficult. to. horrify been heartbroken the strategy is the result of fraudulent behavior on friday evening a boat owner and his crew undertook to travel at night despite a ban on nighttime cross and unfortunately they defied it and that resulted in the events we all deplore still to come on al-jazeera in another blow to donald trump's online presence and isn't suspense parlor social media platform used by his supporters and voting ends in kurdistan's election where the front runner was busted out of present. my. however once again we've got more in the way of dry and quiet weather across the middle east basin pieces the cloud up towards to around the caucuses chance of one of 2 showers just around armenia nothing too much to speak of having sa

an equal number have gone to chad 400 people travel to the republic of congo but the vast majority that's 90000 people have crossed the democratic republic of congo where they're facing an uncertain future liz is a country representative for u.n.h.c.r. in the d.r. see she says the refugees are in a vulnerable position. that and more than a close to 90000 now is to mitigate the authorities we can classify as quite desperate because one the physical location in which this refugees have a right is very vast they are in 3 provinces and they are basically very very difficult to reach secondly didn't come emotionally depleted some of them this is not the 1st time they're crossing into the d.r. see those who even left let last year have found themselves again been to again been displaced so emotionally in a very very hard position also in terms of their. peculiar needs food water sanitation slippin and. science rippin and at the moon because we have we're still relook at in assistance from kinshasa and from but only to the dislocation and whether find themselves in 3 provinces and the host community that normally would assist them were

across the river we've only the capital city on the river there on the other side is the democratic republic of congo the river divides the 2 countries and that's where tens of thousands of people have fled just in the last few weeks. and would have been you know as least of any percentage deeper may have a listen to an income of that back because had you breaks down what is happening right now to civilians in the central african republic have a listen have a look let me. now there are people who have been hiding in the bush because they are scared of future attacks and that means people living in the most precarious conditions you can think of not having access to clean water and no food no health care and people even washing themselves a no money in one hour with more than half the country relying on a major in assistance armed actors must guarantee seat access for aid workers to reach people in need and the owners and governments must increase their financial support so agencies can respond immediately to humanitarian needs on the ground. indeed some in what they have seen and what our teams are t

across the gulf of aden somalia laos you drive that's in club so showers there into the democratic republic of congo i was some west a weather crossed was the gulf of guinea still seeing some life showers coming out of southern angola pushing into that eastern side of namibia sliding across botswana we see some what's the weather still in place there remnants resist squeezing out the last drops of what was tropical cycle and a waste more heavy showers coming through here showers there bake touting a little wet madagascar. but. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. hello again this is al jazeera that's remind you of the main news this hour security forces in lebanon the firing tear gas and water cannon the protesters in tripoli they're angry at lockdown measures government corruption at a failing economy. russia's most prominent opposition leader

at a power struggle in the democratic republic of congo parliament passes a post of no confidence against the month old government. and in sports bosses say it's not if but how this year's tokyo games will happen i.o.c. president thomas back insists a plan for every possible scenario is being put together. patients all over the world are struggling to control the spread of the coronavirus as they deal with economic crises and logistical challenges of the pandemic is bringing protests and so forth with security forces in lebanon for the 3rd straight night in the northern city of tripoli people there are angry over coronavirus measures which are impacting an already desperate economic situation. in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has announced tougher restrictions on people entering and exiting the country he's been under growing pressure due to the rising number of infections and deaths we have also banned all travel from 22 countries where there is a risk of known variants including south africa portugal and south american nations and in order to reduce the risk posed by u.k. nation

some big downpours over the next day or 2 and that wet weather stretching raud across the democratic republic of congo still seeing some heavy rains the eastern side of angola east and possibly maybe a still unusually wet in the west a weather now diving its way down is the central and eastern parts of south africa will see some showers to it's amazing ambika over the next day or so a chance of some western weather into that eastern side of zimbabwe malawi also looking particular website over the next couple of days with a possibility of localized flooding. at ways. when all that seems to matter is the headline there's always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives of just curiosity the leader on the one hand the enemy is over neither on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin what kind of reporting you've been seeing on the ground misinformation is right lays bare the bias so a lot of people believe things because they want to believe that a done covers the uncomfortable truths do you think they did enough to scrutinize the case for war listening post on a. welcome ba

the us jeered she is born in pounds of pearls with a cigar bush refugee arrivals in the democratic republic of congo b.r.c. who reached $92000.00 according to local authorities the over 30000 people who cross to become. in the republic of congo refugees continued through. a dutch appeals court has ordered the nigerian branch of oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of follow hmas for nigerian farmers $2.00 of whom have since died brought a case against the company in 2008 accusing it of destroying their fishing villages with 3 or oil spills it's the 1st time a dutch company has been held liable for actions by its foreign subsidiary and could pave the way for more cases against the oil firm or work is already underway to clean up another contaminated site in one theory but environmental activists are saying and not impressed i'm going to address reports from a goni in the niger delta. workers educate every forbad to flush out truck oil in border creek as all comes to the surface a boom truss the slides for evacuation it's a job the contractors hired by all john child must quickly accomplish

republic. the military backed by u.n. peacekeepers have been battling a coalition of armed groups trying to overturn the presidential elections. reporter: a small town in the democratic republic of congohome to less than 1500 people. it is now sheltering 30,000 refugees from central african republic. they crossed this river in dugout canoes after their homes were attacked by armed groups. >> i fled with just the kids. i took my kids and my little sisters. reporter: the united nations say that more than 200,000 people that have fled violence in the past two months. tens of thousands are displaced inside the country. >> the refugee agency is warning that tens of thousands of refugee arrivals into the democratic republic of congo. 13,000 people have crossed into cameroon, chad. refugees continue to arrive. reporter: most refugees arrived here with nothing. conditions are dyer. there is -- conditions are dire. there is not enough food or housing. rates of malaria and dysentery are common. >> given the physical constraints, it is very difficult to get assistance into this area. we are very aware that the needs of the refugees are enormous. reporter: violence has escalated since elections l

was over the next couple of days and big downpours there into that western side of the democratic republic of congo with wet weather right down the rift valley some heavy showers coming back into zambia into zimbabwe some wet weather once you get into botswana that eastern side of south africa also seeing some longer spells of rain. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground and in the canaries what is the situation. there's only one doctor and one nurse for 2200 people informed opinion as to how big this foreign policy they get in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like get live get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al jazeera. again you're watching out his or her mind about top stories this hour and the european union's drug regulator has approved the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine for use by all adults in the 27 country block it follows a growing history between the e.u. and the

republic in the past 2 months just last week it's estimates were significantly lower with the agency reporting 100000 people displaced many of fled to neighboring states but the majority crossed into the democratic republic of congo foreign forces supporting the government to ca are have been battling a coalition of armed groups opposed to the results of december's presidential election. well the prime minister of the democratic republic of congo has resigned following a no confidence vote in parliament the move allows president kerry to appoint his premier kitty now hopes to form a new majority in parliament winning over members from the coalition of former leader joseph kabila to katie who took office in 2900 has been frustrated by coalition governments with computers allies. exports of cherries from chile to china taken it and it appears to be well because of a rumor unsubstantiated reports begun circulates on chinese social media that traces of covert 19 were found in some boxes of cherries are lots of america at its embassy in yemen reports now from santiago. all year long producers wait for this moment when their cherries go to the final stage of selection sanitation and packing before being shipped off to

dead and dozens more still missing after a ferry capsized while crossing a river in the democratic republic of congo. and also coming up 3 months after he was freed from prison by protesters nationalists politicians on their jumper of his own cause for a landslide victory and karega stuns presidential election. in sports a big upset in the 3rd round of the english f.a. cup crawley town premier league season tonight. welcome to the news hour we begin in the united states where senate democratic leader chuck schumer is warning that the threat of violence remains high after the storming of congress by supporters of president trump joe biden is due to be. inaugurated in washington in 10 days time which could provide another potential flashpoint it comes as the democrats continue to draw off new articles of impeachment against trump and also more details emerging of the dramatic events on capitol hill last wednesday patty call hayne brings us those details now from washington. this video obtained by the washington post shows just how few police officers there were to keep rioters some armed with restrain

republic since violence erupted over december�*s election results. that's according to the un's refugee agency who say nearly half of those refugees have crossed into the neighbouring democratic republic of congoblic of the congo has tens of thousands of people who have fled the violence in the central african republic. joseph is 7a years old. translation: i want clean water, medicine, food - and clothes to protect me. something to sleep on. sheets, blankets and cooking utensils. i really miss that. it is the third time he has fled his country because of conflict. translation: there was a war on bangassou and we had - to flee. we found refuge here. the camp is in ndu village a one hour walk including a ferry ride across the mbomou river to bangassou on the other side in the central african republic. the country itself is huge, larger than france, belgium and luxembourg combined, rich in diamonds, timber and gold but poor in stability. the country's army backed by un, russian and rwandan troops has been fighting rebels seeking to overturn last month's vote in which president faustin—archange touadera was declared the winner. the international conference on the great lakes region, made up of 12

of oxygen supply nice. united nations has issued a warning about 200000 people fleeing violence in the central african republic in the past 2 months 92000 of crossed into the democratic republic of congo more than 13000 of flooded into neighboring states and then tens of thousands are also displaced inside the country former prime minister is describe the situation as apocalyptic say our army is backed by un peacekeepers and russian and rwandan troops it's been battling a coalition of armed groups trying to overturn december's presidential election. it's insecurity of sorts who are good republicans this race no more 200000 people within the country and states in less than 2 months you are needs you are the you would see is born in terms of thousands of basic guard conditions refugee arrivals into the democratic republic of the congo d r c who reached 92000 according to local authorities in the over 30000 people who cross to become moved. in the republic of congo refugees continued to arrive. a dutch appeals court has ordered the nigerian branch of oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of pharmacies for nigerian fondness $2.00 of whom have since died brought a case against the

of traveling abroad and the united nations is saying more than 200000 people have fled violence in the central african republic in the past 2 months 92000 of crossed into the democratic republic of congo tens of thousands meanwhile displaced inside the country a coalition of armed groups have been trying to overturn december's presidential election as the headlines this hour ocean's monopoly is the program coming up next i'll have more news for you in about 25 minutes time and then of course the news hour at $2100.00 g.m.t. as well. org. for millenia the oceans lay outside the dominion of man. as state's influence extended only 3 nautical miles from the coast a little further than a cannonball could travel but stand humans discovered the ocean floor. and 3rd largest land grab in won't history be kept and. communities. on tom apply and i'm in the bedroom of rodeo should the north atlantic twice i've sold it twice in small yards and also trust in a bottle bug in the community. to meet with him when i lived on rockaway in this some people call a survival capsule i call it a wooden box it's a house like this is my house this is a one man house i lived in it's a 40 day it did the job it ke

areas on foot in nepal, by donkey in yemen or over water in far flung villages in the democratic republic of congo. the vaccine needs to be stored in ultra freezing temperature thes. a problem for places with poor or nonexistent electrical grids. the trials in south africa, is a front-runner the for wide distribution here, because its cheaper than the other leading candidates, and only requires normal refrigeration. he said that the covid vaccine will have to be easily accessible so that people don't have to travel miles to get that life saving shot. >> we need to ensure that the program itself is friendly. and inviting for people to come forward, because the last thing that you are wanting to do is add fuel to the anti-vaccine lobby in terps of why people should not be vaccinated. that is what you are wanting to avoid. >> it may be a new pandemic, but it comes with age old problems of inequality as developing nations prepare for the mammoth task of vaccinating hundreds of thousands of people in remote corners of the globe. south africa. ♪ can (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey