of the drc. this is dan gertler. a middleman, who's accused of making a fortune from corrupt mining deals in the democratic republic of the congothis is the place. tesla's supplier, glencore, made secret payments to him for years. in 2017, he was sanctioned by the us for corrupt dealings in the drc. mr gertler denies it all and says his charitable foundation has given millions to the country. but the us authorities say his corruption has cost the drc more than a billion dollars. the accusations against mr gertler, with respect to his listing, were almost all corruption—related. but many people will tell you that corruption and human rights violations, they really go hand in hand here, because of the kind of conditions that people were living in in the mines, their inability to sort of get money out of their hard work, etc, so he was involved in the corruption component, which is why he was listed, but many folks also think that human rights issues, he should have also ticked that box. sanctions were supposed to stop mr gertler profiting from his deals in the drc, but glencore is still paying him royalties for the minerals it mi

of georgia. the switch to electric vehicles is rapidly increasing demand for the raw materials used in car batteries. most need cobalt ? and two—thirds of global supply comes from the democratic republic of the congos darragh macintyre reports, local people don t always benefit. cobalt is the metal that powers our electric cars. but in the democratic republic of the congo, up to 30% is done by hand in artisanal mines — like this one in kolwezi. the people who are working here don't have much choice. they want to make money, they've got to come down here. and this picture, you'll find this all across kolwezi in different spots. the metal gets mixed into the supply chain and is impossible to trace. experts say that none of the electric car makers can be sure they haven't used cobalt from artisanal mines. it has very specific physical properties that make it uniquely suited for batteries in particular. and it's only recently now, with our drive towards decarbonisation, where all of a sudden now, it is a critical commodity. every car manufacturer will want this metal. the biggest electric car maker is tesla. it has agreed to buy up to 6,000 tonnes of cobalt a year from kolwezi. tesla's deal is with gl

of the government. the south side of the al jazeera, her 2, a police in democratic republic of congo. if he is tear gas to break protests, their thousands marched against the appointment of a new electoral commissioner. i say he's too close to the president knocking lab reports now from kinshasa. ah, thousands of people went out on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. they're angry at president felix tis, the caddy and his government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition that police used t aghast to stop them. i was to demonstrate his object to the recent appointment of a new electoral commissioner called dennis katina. they say his appointment was at regular and illegal and that she securities planning to rig the next election. oh, maybe were you. so the 1st election and today he's forced the nomination of cardenas so that he can win elections in advance. just look around us, you can spell the suffering of people. he comes at a time when the economy is down because of coven 19, and he can chassis 15000000 people struggling even m

of a new electoral commissioner. they say he's too close to the president. markham lab reports from kinshasa. ah, thousands of people were out on the streets of kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. the angry president felix tis a caddy and his government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition, but please use t aghast to stop them. i was to demonstrate his object to the recent appointment of a new electoral commissioner called dennis katina. they say his appointment was at regular and the legal and that she should kitty's planning to rig the next election . i might be wrong, he stole the past election and today he's forced the nomination of karima so that he can win elections in advance. just look around us, you can spell the suffering of people. he comes at a time when the economy is down because of coven 19. many of can chances. 15000000 people struggling even more than usual. i read about a refund. the mobile phone tags has been in a very good have the police a doug did run their own credit, and i don't know where the money is going. some people says, going to the president amount, the time, $700.00. i believe this money being stolen. the mobile phone tags i

beginning, we were talking about the dam as electricity supply in the sense of boosting the economy of the democratic republic of the congohis stage, it is the need of humanity to protect the forest. the strategy of excellence is to extend the supply of electricity. boosting -- will not only be for the dumb bent -- for the republic of the congo, but it will syrup -- it will support the world. it will be the solution to reducing the temperature increase to 1.5 degrees celsius. >> as leaders gather for the climate summit in the u.k., the congolese government will be hoping that their message is heard. no doubt so will its people. laura: how our forests are suffering from climate change. you're watching bbc world news america. we have exclusive access to our rebel group in ethiopia. the liberation army, whose fighters say they are in control of key towns. laura: mexico began its day of the dead celebrations sunday. the tradition has taken on new significance as the country battles the covid-19 pandemic. >> for catholics, november means the reunion of the souls of lost love ones. a celebration with altars and marigold flowers

democratic transition in an exclusive interview with al jazeera general. but han says he won't be part of the future government. hundreds of people flee from the democratic republic of congo to uganda as rebels seize control of villages near the border. cementing she, jim pings leadership, a key meeting is underway in beijing that will pave the way for the president to hold a 3rd term and office. we are looking at 5000000 children who are once typically phone starving to do a dire warning from aid agencies. as afghanistan struggles with its worst food crisis. with an unprecedented number of mal nurse, children seeking medical care and in sport, thousands of barcelona fans are getting ready to welcome home. shabby equip, legend is that to be officially unveiled as bars this new head coach at the new cap? ah, welcome to the news our, the army general who lead a military takeover and sudan last month says he will not be part of the future government after the transitional period. speaking exclusively to al jazeera, the fact that halbert han says he's committed to a smooth democratic transition. once elections are held in 2023, the military took power last month, dissolving t

beginning, we were talking about the inga dam as an electricity supply in the sense of boosting the democratic republic of the congo of humanity to protect the forest. the strategy is to extend the supply of electricity. it will be the solution to reducing the temperature increase to 1.5 celsius. as world leaders gather for the climate summit in the uk, the congolese government will be hoping that message is heard. no doubt, so will its people. how our forests are suffering from climate change. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's programme: we have exclusive access to a rebel group in ethiopia, the 0romo liberation army, whose fighters say they're in control of key towns. mexico began its "day of the dead" celebrations on sunday. the centuries—old tradition has taken on a new significance, as the country battles the covid pandemic. the bbc�*s suzanne kianpour reports. for catholics, the first two days of november means a reunion with the souls of lost loved ones, a celebration with offerings, altars and marigold flowers. the aztecs believed that the ancestors followed the scent to fin

of seriously abusing refugees and migrants on their border. the dangers of cobalt mining in the democratic republic of congo. but a government safety push has some workers worried ah, snow's back to make it rather more widespread appearance in year than it has done recently. it's been curly ground, the high ground of spain, but now it's coming down. i think from the next prophet of powder push in the north of you, we've had snow in norway and there's more to come. but you notice this wind here changes to a normally by time you get to friday, that drives cold air and stir across the high ground of scotland, england as well, possibly nor not. and, and that cold elementary pushed down towards the north of france. in fact, paris could see a little bit sleepy weather in the air. now this is a big circulation, but ahead of it, you'll notice the snow showing up in central you of that's because down the western met with circulating a lot of moisture and pushing it up north with the to come together with the mountains. so as we get only a little bit more snow in spite and significant might rain 1st in the south of fra

the thousands of people. what else on the streets can shatter the capital of the democratic republic of congo. angry president, felix to security and the government. they tried to march to parliament to deliver a petition. please use t. a gas to stop them to demonstrate his object, to the recent employment of a new electoral commissioner, who then he can, they say his appointment was a regular and illegal and to securities planning to rig the next election law. he stole the 1st selection and today's 1st nomination of cardenas, so that he can win elections in advance. just look around us. you can smell the suffering of people. becomes at a time when the economy is down because of coven 19, many of can shatters 15000000 people struggling even more than usual. i read about a refund. the mobile phone taxes have to leave. and i don't know where the money is going. i'm going to the president amount time, $700.00. i believe this money being sold on the mobile phone time is just one of the ways that people here say public money is being misused or not. this is our country annoying to stop us from claiming our rights

in kenya's capital nairobi, i'll be talking about the launch of the ugandan military operation in the east of the democratic republic of congo. whether you gun those military says is pursuing an armed group called the allied democratic forces. the united states warns russia any aggression in eastern ukraine will be met with a serious response. i'm going peter swimming with your food line from our special studio. you on the waterfall. he's ovo on they one of the fee for erica. ah, well, we begin this news. our in sudan way anti military protest is a marching towards the presidential palace in cartoon. they're demanding a civilian government and the replacement of police chiefs, security forces have fired tig asset, large crowds in cartoon. so don's pro democracy movement has rejected last week's agreement with the military, which so abdulla 100, reinstated, as the prime minister when it's picked her out, is here as him. morgan. she joins us now from the capital. cartoon hubert, as we can see, the crowds aroused again despite the deal, but already seeing confrontations. yes indeed. now people came out to protest the fact that

there's nothing else they can do. malcolm web al jazeera co ways, the democratic republic of congo. there are concerns growing and you gander about armed groups from neighboring democratic republic of congo, the targeting refugee camps for years you get into the government said the allied democratic forces were defeated and pushed out of the country. but along the things to be the case, the groups been active in uganda since 1995, the adf, known for its extremely violent methods. the united states even says it's linked to ice all of them. so as i report now from congo near, you can this border with the i see where the police told al jazeera, they have dismantled what they're calling domestic terror cells. mohammed, she going to was a major in the, you've got an army. he was killed in 2015. he was one of several former commanders of the ally democrats force his rebel group, were integrated into the military. after seeking amnesty, his reader tells us before his death, to going to had been scared and expressed fears about people trying to kill him. work i tell you when he died, we star

of a person only to last 6 months, which is far shorter. the more the e u has proposed recently of 9 months. ah, uganda has deployed troops across the border and the democratic republic of congo is the nation's battle an armed group. it follows air and artillery strikes against the ally, the democratic forces, which has been based then congress east since the 19 nineties and pledged allegiance deisel 2 years ago. the campaign is the 1st time that you get the has publicly targeted the adf with a cross border attack in several years. it blames the group for re suicide explosions and compiler this month, which left several people dead that you can. the army says tuesdays offensive march the start of a concerted effort against the abs. welcome web is following developments from nairobi or you gone to an army bug person announce to the military operation began with air strikes and artillery fire. while you got them, forces are acted against the bases of the allied democratic forces in eastern congress since then, the congolese army spokes person has told us that ground troops, ugandan infantry, have crossed on foot into east and congo. now you've gotten this government blame the a

of the spoils. malcolm web visited a mine in calligraphy, in lieu of a province. this is what the world soaring demand for cobalt is doing to the democratic republic of congo. on the each of these shelters. a deep tunnels dug by hand. they often collapse at the end of them, a deposit of cobalt which congo exported nearly $2000000.00 worth in 2019 and export growing fast with the minus say they're being cheated. new york young men were working very hard and digging very far to take the south time. but we're getting almost nothing for it. the conditions are dangerous, but we are not paid for our level of sacrifice under the ground. and the sacrifices a great mine is working here, say when they enter the shop, takes them one and a half hours to climb all the way down through the narrow tunnel to reach the rock . faith cutting out the cobalt shift. it takes them even longer to climb the way back out when it does look safer till they're a crack in the side of the crop with tree branches. and since the people here told us to miners were buried alive the day before we visited, when they didn't come home from work, they wise came here to find out what happened there

there's nothing else they can do. malcolm web al jazeera co ways, the democratic republic of congo or concerns. and you gander about on groups from neighboring democratic republic of congo coming into refugee camps for years. uganda's government said the allied democratic forces were defeated and pushed out of the country, but that no longer seems to be the case. catherine sawyer reports now from the town of a ballpark longer there uganda's border with the d r. c. where the police told al jazeera that they have dismantled what they're calling domestic terrace else. mohammed, she gondo was a major in the ugandan army. he was killed in 2015. he was one of several former commanders of the allied democratic forces rebel group who are integrated into the military. after seeking, amnesty, his leader tells us before his death, to going to had been scared and expressed fears about people trying to kill him. work at tables, you know when he died, we started hearing that the adf was targeting. if one had left them and joined the government, maybe they thought he had secrets he was giving to gov

the government of uganda. a long time president, you are the most of any, after several years, gand and forces drove out the armed boom, which then went into neighboring democratic republic of congo. the adf began its attacks against the congolese military in 2013. that is blamed for thousands of deaths in the region, or i'm in sanders is a former us ambassador to nigeria and the republic of congo and a former africa director of the u. s. national security council. she's joining us now from washington. d. c. focus to have you with us on al jazeera. thank you very much. indeed. i am our correspondent malcolm. there was just it the same that there are concerns that instead of actually stabilizing this situation, it could cause it to spread out. what do you think has to be done to avoid that happening? i think that not only the neighbors, but certainly the international community has to keep an eye on it. clearly in the package they just did it highlighted it, you know, in the late 1900 ninety's up until 2003 had a real conflict in and in eastern congo that included new gander ever want in truth . and so there is a worry that it could default back into that kind of major conflict. t

there's nothing else they can do. malcolm web al jazeera co ways, the democratic republic of congo. now there are concerns and new gander about armed grades from neighboring democratic republic of congo coming into refugee camps. for years he and his governments of the allied democratic forces were defeated and pushed out of the country. but that little seems to be the case conference or reports. now in the town of book hunger, now you go to the border with the deal safe, where the police told down to 0 that they may have dismantled what they're calling, domestic terror cells. mohammed she gone to was a major in uganda, an army he was killed in 2015. he was one of several former commanders of the allied democratic forces. rebel group were integrated into the military after seeking amnesty. his reader tells us before his death, to going to had been scared and expressed fears about people trying to kill him. walker, to all your life when he died, we started hearing that the adf was targeting. if one had left them and dreamed the government, maybe they thought he had secrets he was givi

these miners work at one of the largest informal cobalt mines in the democratic republic of congo. for the 1st time, some of them have been given safety jackets and han hands and the manages planned to limit the number that things didn't go to plan. thousands of minor ones worked here. none of them can afford to miss a day's digging. there are a few jobs in congo growing demand for electric vehicle batteries. which cobalt is used in the men about $4.00 a day? about a 5th of the countries cobalt extracted by hand with unknown minds. most of them are illegal. nobody counts the accidents in death. the government says it wants to formalize the sector and why? the cable's, the government is going through the price. the government is going through the production, the government's going through. everything it has to be of there was, anyone can come in the country and do everything they want to do. the government says it will open a lot is in mining sites, not k. what will happen to the existing mind process a warrant that shut down for breaking roof? that's why they're providing hot half f

the allied democratic forces. -- is now based in the democratic republic of congo. fighters have killed thousands of people in the east. >> the hallmarks of the attack clearly indicate that radicalized groups still have a desire to carry out lethal attacks on targets, using suicide attackers. >> this attack follows two others last month. one killed a waitress in a restaurant. the second on a bus two days later injured several. i sold those attacks. the adf has pledged its allegiance to the group. >> the evolvement with uganda and peacekeeping nations in the region makes uganda a target. >> what is happening in uganda also comes at a time when the military is planning to deploy its soldiers to the eastern drc to help congolese troops and peacekeepers fight the adf. there, they will help congolese troops and u.s. peacekeepers fight. -- u.n. peacekeepers fight. >> the allied democratic forces is an affiliate of isil, but the group has been around for much longer. ugandan forces drove the adf out of the country in the late 1990's and into the democratic republic of cong

republic of congo. a series of reports. we've had an algae there, a news on the democratic republic of congo extracts cobalt and copper. i mean, there's a lot of natural resources that china requires a new and, and the balance of payments is lopsided as well. you know, what africa is able to buy of china is, is far less than what china you might say takes from africa. you make a very good point. i mean, after is not the country. obviously there's a huge distinction between the, my favorite trading partners and some of those countries where maybe china has much less of a relationship and a half acre, particularly important. i think we've seen some growth in, in, in west africa. in reason is china's try to track nigeria with different degrees of success. but i think that on top of the products that the role interiors typically that china seeks to secure from africa, the energy security, minerals security, it needs for growth in that sense. it is fairly familiar to the kind of patterns of economic engagement than other industrialized countries sequence africa. one of the differences backs is china as a major manufacture o

the country, but finger of blame is now pointing towards a different group. the i defense forces was formed on the border of the gander in the democratic republic of congo. in the mid nineties, it principally recruited from the muslim population, but it has also drawn fighters along secular ethnic lines. after some earlier tags, the focus turned to economic and political interest in the dance mountain forest of the east and d r c. but violence directed towards the congolese military began in 2013 with thousands of deaths to follow. the group says it's aligned with iso now, but the united nation to saying there's no evidence of any direct link. this latest attack which has taken place in cam. paula could be the sign of a new front in uganda. it's been blame for several incidents and made it 1st came of responsibility just last month for a bombing that killed at one person. catherine soy has our report. this is the moment the 1st bomb exploded in compiler tan purse 3 in the morning at a check point at the central police station. exactly 3 minutes later, a 2nd went off. yeah, the parliament building 3 suicide bombers were involved. they were killed along wit

democratic republic of congo. so why is democratic republic of congo such a big plan? well, it produces 2 thirds of the world's coupled supply. global demand is projected to saw by a 100000 tons. in the next 4 years. we've been saying, couples is used in batteries that are needed as well. moves towards clean energy like wind, solar power, and electric vehicles. those are used in mobile phones and laptops, but rights group say child labor, fatal accidents, violence and corruption are common in d. r. c is mining operations. well let's bring in murray hits min. he's a professor of economic geology at university college dublin, and also a former associate director of energy and minerals with united states. geological said that he joins us now from dublin. profess it, let's start with the d. c cult deposits. we know why there's such demand, but i understand it actually varies quite greatly in quality. what sorts have come to these autism minors that we're seeing there and malcolm's report, what are they digging up? so the, the artist miners are digging up cobalt oxide, which is only for found in the relativ

of the on the tron variant. ah, hello barbara, sarah, you're watching out a 0 light from london also coming up. you can then troops cross into democratic republic of congo, a joint offensive against on group ah, a cry for change, rings out around cartoon, protest, or is angered by sedans, military takeover, march on the presidential palace and the innocent victims of global fighting. the report revealing more children than ever are living in conflict. so ah. as the world waits on definitive information about the latest karone of iris variant, conflicting claims are filling that void. global stock market stumbled on tuesday when the head of pharmaceutical company medina. cast doubt on the effectiveness of vaccines in fighting the only constrain yet the manufacturer of the pfizer vaccine said it was confident that the product would offer a strong protection against severe disease. but as the very enters found in more countries and more borders are closed, health experts are repeating the message that it's simply too early to know anything for sure. one of the things you do is you get the virus and you grow it, or you put it into a modified form called a p

the government of uganda. a long time president, you are the most of any, after several years, you've got the forces drove out beyond group, which then went into neighboring democratic republic of congo. the adf began its attacks against the congress military in 2013. it's blamed for thousands of deaths in the region. a lot of vines is director of the africa program, a chat, and then he explains the reason behind uganda's military offensive. the adf is a car issue for the you got to government the attack on november, the 18th was the 3rd attacked by this group and uganda, uganda air force. they're also looking what they've also launched long range of hillary as well as sending some some, some units to pursue the idea. they have claimed responsibility for the 3 types in uganda. since october, the 8. initially there was this report that this, there was a joint intelligence sharing and operations together with the democratic republic home, the government to dfcs ortiz in contrast, now denied. so there's a history here because of course you got to did invade the d. c. and politically, this is not necessary, but the greatest thing for the construct government to say that they working with

on the issue of air quality, it's also affecting the democratic republic of congo. onths since a volcanic corruption in the drc killed 32 people and forced hundred's of thousands from their homes. now, local doctors are warning that inhaling the air after the blast has affected people's health. an active volcano is about seven miles from goma. our health correspondent reports. reporter: it looks calm now, but whenever it rains, the mountain spews a cloud of black smoke into the sky. within seconds, it mixes with the air circulating across the city of goma, and people here say it is affecting their health. >> i had a chest problem. i had a lot of pain in my chest and stomach. it felt like the ashes i inhaled were inside me. reporter: this woman is 62 and has witnessed three vcanic eruptions in her life. she lost her home in the a russian inmate. now she lives in a temporary camp for people displaced by the erosion. her physical health is better, she says, but she remains traumatized. >> at night, my heart starts beatg faster. i am gripped by fear, i'm always thinking

and try to catch a chair or 2 in kenya, majority of the showers across a democratic republic of congo, pushing over towards the gulf of guinea. we got some rather wet weather, also sliding out of the d. r. c. that'll make its way across, says ambia. zimbabwe could see some localized flooding over the next day or so. chances of mother heavy rain but needed for south africa. ah, a community decimated by cancer for the true true have cancer, or know someone that live here that have cancer lines exposes houston's cancer cluster. these are the 110 properties that have grown contamination underneath they look data, visible public community, get them down. we are sitting in time lying on our 20 o the ah look back. you're watching on there with me. so romney, reminder of our top stories. says being a 2nd night. all right? once again, you have in 1900 restriction pretenses through stones and fireworks. the police have 3 people having treated in hospital left offices, open fire, childrens heading to the polls on sunday. millions the to the successor to fasten. panera, the leading candidates int

of big winners in congos rapidly growing cobalt industry. sarah fins, not one of them. malcolm web al jazeera chairman than the democratic republic of congo. thousands of people in malawi protested against wiser, living costs corruption and government favoritism. the police volunteer gas to break up the demonstration, as protested mars towards the council offices in the capital. the long way decides fund form or politician bond carlindo, because the government has back tracks on its promise. to create job. president vladimir putin has led a vigil for the vixen's of one of russia's worst mining accidents in over a decades. at least 51 people, including rescue personnel were killed in a lisa, an explosion in siberia and coal mine. on thursday, 3 people have been arrested, accused of negligence, and a separate probe was looking into state officials. so to have inspected the mine earlier this month. for this in kingston will return to the polls on sunday for a rerun of last year's parliamentary elections. the results of that vote sponsor revolution that unseated the government. and so former prisoners severe your power of win the presidency by a landsli

democratic forces. the armed group has its roots in uganda, but is now based in the democratic republic of congo. it's fighters have killed thousands of people in the east in recent years. the hallmarks of the attack clearly indicates that the ear fleeing radicalized groups, ah, still have a desire to carry out little attacks on so to targets using suicide attackers. and the improvised explosive devices behind these attacks is attack follows to others. last month, one killed a waitress in a restaurant and a 2nd on a bass. 2 days later injured several people. i still claim to lose at ox. the adf has pledged it allegiance to the group, the involvement. oh there you got a new in this stupid missions in the origin, especially in somalia mix uganda. it targets on some of these groups. what's happening in uganda also comes at a time when the military is planning to deploy its soldiers to eastern d r. c, to help kimberly's troops and un peacekeepers fight adf. there, they'll help congolese troops and un peacekeepers to fight 80 of forces. catherine saw alta 0 now as a military leader leave after waged wa

a rebel groups reportedly taking control of villages in north hebrew, in the troubled east of democratic republic of congo. hundreds of people crossing the border into uganda to avoid potential violence. 6 palestinian rights groups have recently designated as terrorist organizations by israel's, at least 5 activists of had their phones heights. they say the spyware tool pegasus was used in the forms for more than a year. the u. s. is offered to help iraqi authorities investigating the attack on the countries. prime minister, armed drones targeted must have all had him his residence to the high security green zone. and the hours of sunday he escaped unharmed. it comes out a violent protest against the recent election results. mark my dad, the warhead has the latest on the investigation. they have found out that to jones, up loaded with explosives, they were launch it from an area about 12 kilometers north east of buck, dad, and they were flying at lou altitude. and that's the reason why they were not detected by right doors. they jones, according to your head, us will also, they will not flying over the u.

of the most sought after minerals in the world. it's a key ingredient in the batteries at power, electric cars and mobile phones. much of it comes from the democratic republic of congo, but mining there is dangerous work, and the government is pushing to improve safety. malcolm web reports from coloma mine in law province. these miners work at one of the largest informal cobalt mines in the democratic republic, a candidate for the 1st time. some of them have been given safety jackets in hot hands and the manages planned to limit the number that things didn't go to plan. thousands of mine is once worked here. none of them can afford to miss a day's digging. there are a few jobs in congo, growing demand for electric vehicle batteries, for which cobalt is used in these men and about $4.00 a day. about a 5th of the countries cobalt is extracted by hand with unknown minds. most of them are legal. nobody can, with the accidental death the government says it wants to formalize the sector and by pool its cable, the government is going through the price. the government is going through the production, the government's going through, everything it has to be there was, anyone

the overseas territory of water news. and doctors in the democratic republic of congo are concerned about the health of mothers to be live close to cobalt. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with the sponsored by capital airways. hello, the weather is flashy, sat fair for the korean peninsula, and japan for the time being. do make the most of it because the change is and the way we got high pressure keeping it settled. mr. merck, frosty mornings it has to be said for the time big, but this high will weaken as we go through the next day or so. we got to when she weather rain statements, notice pushing into central and eastern parts of china and then continues to drift its way further east, which as we go through tuesday, some heavy downpours ride across the korean peninsula, snow tucking in behind. and that rain will set in across a good part of q shoe and southern areas of hon shoe through tuesday. that is likely to cause some disruption. there will be some localized flooding ahead of that stain try at least for the time being 17 celsius. the top temperature in tokyo, marty dry cost, nor the parts of india and pakist

later the w h o label did a variant of concern, and countries around the world shut their borders to southern africa. uganda has deployed troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as the nation's battle an armed group. this follows join to air and artillery strikes against the allied democratic forces. a group which has been based then con, goes east. that since the 19 ninety's and pledged allegiance to iso 2 years ago, the campaign is the 1st time that uganda has publicly targeted the adf for the cross border attack in several years. it blames the group for 3 suicide explosions and compiler this month, which left several people did. sudanese security forces of use tear gas against thousands of pro democracy demonstrators rallying in the capital cartoon. the protest her say they've reject last week's deal with the military, which so abdullah ham bulk reinstated us prime minister. the agreement also saw the release of most top politicians who were detained when the army seized the power at last month. can i have more on all those stories on the al jazeera and use our that's coming up in just under half an hour from now coming up next, though, al jazeera world co

status of a person only to last 6 months, which is far shorter than what the e u has proposed recently of 9 months. or uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as a battles and armed glue. it follows asked rice against the allied democratic forces, part of a joint operation with the congolese army young group is based in eastern congo and is place allegiance the eyes of gander, blames if a 3 bomb attacks in kampala earlier this month. malcolm web with this update from nairobi, you got an army person announced to the military operation, began with strikes and artillery fire while you got them forces erected against the bases of the allied democratic forces in eastern congress since then, the congolese army spoke person has told us that ground troops, ugandan infantry, have crossed on foot into east and congo. now you've gotten this government blame the adf for 3 suicide bombings that took place in uganda capital 2 weeks ago. the adf originates from uganda and the 990. you got an army pushed them into eastern congo where ever since they had substantial business interest in cocoa the another not to was also found in the areas that they control.

of big winners in congos, rapidly growing cobalt industry. sarah fins, not one of them. malcolm web al jazeera chairman than the democratic republic of congo. ah, pop up the are on algebra. these are the headlines concerns over a new corona virus. barry and shaking the world economy got the stock markets and the price of oil fil is news emerged on friday. the travel industry is likely to suffer as well as borders close around the world. on that note, a growing number of countries are the banding or restricting travel from southern africa.

of the fee for arab cup. plenty more of that coming up later in the news. our aah! uganda has deploy troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as the nation's battle an armed group. this follows air and artillery strikes against the allied democratic forces which has been based in congress east since the 19 nineties and pledged allegiance to i saw 2 years ago. the campaign is the 1st time that you can, those publicly targeted the adf with a cross border attack in several years. it blames the group for 3 suicide explosions and compiler this month, which left several people dead. the uganda army says tuesdays offensive marks the start of a concerted effort against the adf malcom web is following developments from nairobi. you gone to an army person and down to the military operation began with strikes and artillery fire. while you got them forces directed against the bases of the allied democratic forces in eastern congress since then, the congolese army spoke person has told us that ground troops ugandan infantry of crossed on foot into eastern congo. now you got this government blame the adf for 3 suicide bombings that took

to 0 this, our uganda culture strike against the our group allied democratic forces across the border and the democratic republic of congo. that comes weeks after 3 suicide bomb attacks and gum, paula killed several people. the drug maker, madera now is warning new vaccines may be needed to combat the new variant of coven . 19 the ceo says the current jobs may not be effective against army kron financial markets. around the world have been rattled by the discovery of the new strain. the report in australia has found one in 3 people working in the federal parliament as experienced sexual harassment be independent inquiry into parliamentary workplace. culture was ordered by prime minister scott morrison professors and serv donner preparing to march to the presidential palace to oppose the military takeover. they are demanding a civilian government and the replacement of these chief sedans pro democracy movement is opposed to last week's agreement with the de la handoff reinstated as prime minister. hey, morgan is joining us from cartoon with an update on the situation. have a yes indeed. that's 5, the fact that had been mo

democratic transition in an exclusive interview with al jazeera general. but hahn says he won't be part of the future government. hundreds of people flee from the democratic republic of congo to uganda. as rebel seized control of villages near the border.

we did much of the money made from cobalt mining goes abroad as hardly any help for the people who suffer its effect. malcolm web al jazeera, co wavy democratic republic of congo. finally, to the spanish island over the palmer where the convey, their volcano is still erupting this week, and now the vent cracked open, sending out more ash and lava. 2700 buildings, including homes, have been destroyed since volcano rode back to life in september. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. israel's cabinet is expected to approve a decision to bar all florida's. for 2 weeks. it will be the toughest travel band so far since the army kron variant was detected in south africa. this week. australia is the latest country to confirm, covered 19 variant infections to passengers coming from south africa into sidney and tested positive on.

of big winners in congos, rapidly growing cobalt industry. sarah fins, not one of them. malcolm web al jazeera chairman than the democratic republic of congo. so hes on else to sierra kyrgyzstan as president speaks to, to see were viewing more details about the parents coupons, legacy of one of america's most controversial president signs over some things in home. doris, board or misery from newcastle united states and the primarily ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across the middle east and it's northern areas that we are seeing the unsettled weather. we've got wet and wintry conditions. pushing across turkey into the caucuses and we will see showers in syria on sunday. but. 8 it does dry up by the time we get some monday remains dry across much of the region and extending east into iran. but we are things unsettled conditions around the gulf. thanks to small wind is going to pick up kicking up some dust for places like guitar and the u. a. and for dough and dubai, we are going to the temperature dipped down slightly over the next few days. it will feel slightly cooler. and it's gonna get cooler across that northwest corner

one student is from iraq, myanmar and another is from the democratic republic of the congo. icyou follow their stories over the course of a single school year. but what i thought i would read today is the introduction of a young woman, and these are all pseudonyms. she is a young woman from myanmar. every morning on her way, she passes reminders of the life she narrowly escaped. that's why she counseled down the days until she turns 18. she has 408 to go but that is close enough to keep them in good g spirits. though the way the school conjures memories, the refugee from myanmar is always relieved to be out of the house.ho tensions are high at home and they rarely speak. when they do, she curses her daughter and school offers distraction. she walks past the quotes next to each classroom.th the american dream is being able to follow your calling. and one from dr. seuss, think lefthi and right and low and hi. of the things you can think of if only you try. at the school is a sea of navy blue lockers with the bright yellow insignia painted above them. below the black and brown c

by look in the one i will tell you why the government in the democratic republic of congo has bands are to me from playing ah, hello. the president of the u. s. and china have held a virtual summit to deal with issues that continue to cause tensions between them. and those include trade, the we're muslims in jane, province and human rights in hong kong, joe biden. and she jan, paying also discuss measures to address global energy supplies. kimberly, how can reports from the white house the leaders of the world's 2 biggest economies sat face to face for the 1st time using their virtual summit as a way to reset points of pension in their relationship. we need to establish a common sense guard rails, to be clear and honest, where we disagree and work together or interest intersect, especially on vital global issues like climate change. for years, the united states is accused china of economic and defense provocations that include disrupting global trading practices. that hurt american businesses were recently stepping up military incursions near taiwan. president joe biden said recently, t